2Pcs K Logo Front Hood Trunk Emblem Badge Compatible with Forte Sedan Optima Cerato .etc (Silver Carbon Fiber Black)
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2Pcs K Logo Front Hood Trunk Emblem Badge Compatible with Forte Sedan Optima Cerato .etc (Silver Carbon Fiber Black)
- ★ Product Features :This badge has a fashionable three dimensional shape that perfectly fits the car and replaces damaged, lost, or faded badges
- ★ Quality pursuit : Made of high-quality ABS material , Lightweight, resistant to detachment, sturdy and durable, waterproof and wear-resistant. and remains bright as new after long-term use.
- ★Easy to install: After cleaning and drying the installation position, remove the protective film on the back and place it in the designated position. Press the letters firmly for only a few minutes to complete.
- ★car logo: Adopting the specifications and dimensions of the original car badge, when you want to change the appearance of the car, This emblem replaces your mediocre emblem, classic color is more fashionable and sporty
- ★Car decoration: We pursue change in our mundane lives. Car decoration is a simple decoration that can change your mood, and it can also be used as a gift. Simple gifts have big surprises
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