EvolveFISH ST Starfleet Insignia Logo Plastic Auto Emblem - [Silver][2 1/4'' x 3 1/4'']

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This is the perfect gift or purchase for any Star Trek fan! The colors are a perfect match for my car badges, giving a sleek look. The chrome finish on the plastic still looks pristine - I have had it for just over 3 months now and it has been durable thus far. The black and silver aesthetic almost makes it look like a factory badge. Now you can let everyone know that you are driving the official Starfleet edition of your vehicle! The adhesive is going strong as well even in the hot Florida sun and torrential summer downpours and wind, so I imagine it would stand up well to any weather you throw at it. It is a perfect size to give those in-the-know a nod to our favorite franchise, but not so large as to be over the top.

This Starfleet insignia logo is made out of hard plastic. So much better looking than my last Star Trek sticker. And the plastic just looks phenomenal on the back window... Now if I can only find a Klingon empire emblem, as good as that Starfleet one, then Forget about!!! Lol

I put this on the back of my Subaru and I like how it almost blends in with the car’s decals. I’m a hardcore Trekkie and not embarrassed to show it!

Adds ome class to a boring car. The surface finish and the adhesive have lasted.

I bought this to apply to my toyota Avalon. Specifically over top of the toyota logo. That way it makes the circle of the logo look similar to the oval underneath the delta that makes the TNG combadge.I was expecting something cheap and would fly off due to the thin strip of glue on the back or snap under sun deterioration.So I removed the glue, scored the back face. Then I noticed that the whole delta doesnt fit on top of the cars logo flat. So over about 2 weeks I kept bending the badge to reshape a curve into it so it clings better to the cars logo.I had bought 3m glue strips as an upgrade but I was not satisfied. So I bought JB weld epoxy. Needless to say the thing will NOT come off without a crowbar or blowtorch.So after a few modifications, it works surprisingly well for my very specific purpose it was never designed to fit.It has now sat on the emblem for about 9 months. I expected the silver sections to begin deteriorating in the sun but there has not been the first sign of that aluminum foil type rot that you see on these plastic metallic looking car emblems. Not that it wont eventually. But for now it looks exactly as it did when I purchased it.Even when it deteriorates it will still be fine because then the delta will turn black and give a "section 31" lookAnyway, its not perfect but in the end it services my ends well enough and I am surprised at just how well this worked out.EDIT: The pictures were taken at night when it was 17 degrees outside. Hence the "sparkly" frost look all over the place. So the thing seems to be handling the cold just as well as the other elements.