Elektroplate Offically Licensed DC Comic Batman All Metal Emblem for Cars, Trucks, and All Auto | Universal Fit at 3.3" x 2.3" | Weatherproof

Last year I refurbished a pretty big wall clock that I saw outside in my neighbor’s garbage. It didn’t look broken or damaged in any way so I grab it and took it home with me. All it needed was a AA battery and it worked fine. I have a pretty cool collection of Batman items such as statues, figures etc, so after some thinking I decided to turn the clock into something Batman related. I gave it a black paint job and placed an all black Bat (man) sticker in the center. It turned out really good. Months later I’m looking at the clock and thought it needs more of a pop, THAT’S When thought …an embossed Batman decal. Upon which I came across this auto Batman decal. When it arrived I had the biggest smile on my face because it was perfect! Size, value, look and design were all on point. My Batman clock is pretty darn cool now. *See photo

Man, this thing is a beast with that 3M automotive adhesive. It looks AWESOME. It feels sturdy. It sticks... too well! Make ONE HUNDRED PERCENT CERTAIN you have a placement you like before sticking it. Maybe get a friend. Because this adhesive means business.*How I Removed Mine Because I Placed It Wrong:I had to purchase 3M automotive adhesive removal spray and 3M double-sided automotive tape from AutoZone. I used an old insurance card to wedge between my car and the emblem, slowly wiggling it and keeping the card flush with my car as much as possible. The card was DESTROYED by this, btw.Once I muscled the emblem off with an ill-advised used of the card as a lever, I was left with shredded adhesive on both the emblem backing and my vehicle. I had to spend quite some time repeatedly saturating the site with the adhesive remover, waiting, wiping the area, and repeating until the adhesive and residue were finally gone. I was then able to pull the shreds off the emblem and replace it using the double-sided auto tape. So far, the 3M tape is holding up.*Tips For Placement:If placing in the center of the back or front of your vehicle, you can use the two screws on your license plate frame for help with centering it.Try using a sticky note or tab to hold a reference point while you remove the emblem's backing prior to placement. This may help prevent you from unknowingly shifting the emblem during placement.Ask a friend to help! They can hold a reference point for you, step back and verify that you're holding the emblem center/level, or help you remove the emblem if you happen to mess up like I did.Anyways, just buy this!!! It looks super "schwag." :P

This is the Real Deal. It's metal and the adhesive is strong. It just turned my electric bike into the BATBIKE!!!!!!

They look great on my black Jeep, and are the perfect size to use as a badge, they look official. The photo on the car is a bad one, I cannot seem to get the color right in the reflections. The color is vivid and looks great on the black Jeep.

So far is holding looks good

I'm fixing up an 1997 explorer and got this to replace the Ford logo. Love it! The only problem is that the tape is not worth anything. Don't know if it's a weird one in the batch I got but the tape barely stuck to the back of it aswell and won't stick to the clean surface like it should. I'd have given this a 5 star review if it hadn't been for that. Good news is that i can the right tape but the bad news is that i spend a bit more money than I had anticipated in the budget.

Fast and nice