Looking to replace your Honda H emblem with a more personalized color? Considering removing your Honda emblem, but don't know how? Maybe you're thinking about plasti-dip for your emblems? You're not alone - I have as well, and I'm going to see which one of these, emblem removal and replacement, plasti-dip the emblem, or vinyl wrap emblem is right for our project car, the 2019 Honda Accord 2.0 Touring. A great cosmetic mod to personalize your 10th Gen Honda Accord (2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 Honda Accord). In this video, I'm going to try my hand at vinyl wrapping the Honda front H emblem. There are quite a few vinyl wrap manufacturers, including 3M wrap, Vvivid wrap, Inozetek wrap, and Avery Dennison wrap. Regardless of vinyl wrap manufacturer, find out how easy / or hard it is to use vinyl wrap as a chrome delete on your project car. I do NOT have a lot of experience working with vinyl, but this video will go through the steps that I followed, and my lessons learned. Hopefully this information will help you decide if you'd like to try wrapping your car badging yourself. In a future video, I'll be using Plasti-Dip for the first time on the rear Accord, and Touring 2.0 badges to black them out ; )

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