Totally get that. If you’re still interested in the DIY route, we have a new product that includes everything you need to do this including new emblems so you don’t have to reuse your old ones. It’s got the 3D printed brackets and all. The only tool we don’t give is a drill lol. Here’s the video about it: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e9JpZLR83c-9l6s.html and here’s the bundle: tesbros.com/products/emblem-kit

Absolutely! It helps if the dental floss is wax free too

The whole bonnet was wrapped in PPF so they removed the badge before the PPF went on. Therefore you can’t just put tape where the previous badge was, hence the template

Do ittttt

@@tesbros haha I just did the front last night! I’ll be doing the back today. Looks so much better honestly lol

I'd say it's more 1 7/8" to be exact

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Good luck!

Do you place on top of the PPF?

Email us and we’d be happy to send you the stl

I have a custom one made for the back as well but don’t have it readily available for download yet. I’ll put that on my to do list for the future!

@@tesbros nice! I’ll be taking the emblems off my Model Y to apply PPF and thinking about creating my own template for the Y. But the aggressive curve on the back trunk can be challenging for a 3D print that doesn’t take forever to print. Might do a 1mm print that is measured to curve with the trunk lid.

Where can I find the 3D print file

@@tesbros Is this available yet? :) Would like to purchase the printed product.

We are actually in the process of bringing it to market. Working on finalizing 3D print file. Will keep you updated!

The emblem is a little more delicate and you can’t hold it while using the drill anyway so it’s a bit harder to do it that way

that makes sense ... (then, the next think that popped into my mind is: using the drill like a bench grinder, and applying the emblem delicately to the eraser disc, one side at a time ... just thinking out loud :)

Sorry to hear that 😭. But yes, this video will show you how to remove the logo without damaging your car. You can also remove the T in the rear with this same method.

As long as you keep your heat gun moving, you can remove same way and can be installed the same way.

@@tesbros thanks getting ready remove and replace mine on my black model 3 that’s already been ppf wrapped but didn’t want to mess it up lol

So sorry to hear that! Goo gone, microfiber, and elbow grease might get it. I would suggest the 3M eraser used in the video around 5 min mark - 3M Eraser (drill attachment) www.amazon.com/Stripe-Wheel-07498-Diameter-Mandrel/dp/B00063VT0G/ref=sr_1_3 - We use the 3M eraser at around 6 min mark in this video as well and you can see there's a lot more gunk to get off here - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z5h8drOinr_caGQ.html - just takes patience

@@tesbros thank you! I appreciate the help!

Check out our blog for more links (blog.tesbros.com/how-to-remove-and-reinstall-your-tesla-emblems/) but there’s some in the description too

You can order a new one or use the original. It's really up to how much work you want to do to remove it safely and then clean it. Also, after you put it back over the wrap, you can plasti dip it while on the car. OR you can simply order a new one already the color you want and apply that one. Lots of options!

It's now on the blog post! Thanks for your patience.

If you want oem, try Tesla parts first - epc.tesla.com/. If not, probably ebay

Yes! the Model 3 is the same size for the front and rear

Yes, they are plastic

@@tesbros that reeks. good thing i didnt do the same with my current Tesla. I just bought the plastic covers for the emblems this time.

Well, it was a freak accident. Dropped one of our lights on the hood lol. But we are planning on getting a new bumper soon.

No, I put the logo back on in the morning. I had it removed for a while!