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Dealership Emblem Repair

Started by Michael_B767_ATP, December 12, 2017, 07:02:19 AM

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Michael_B767_ATP

Hi Everyone,

Does anyone know of a company that cleans & repairs vintage dealership metal emblems. Would like to get this cleaned up and put back on the car.

Burdar

Looks like it's in really good shape.  You can probably easily do it yourself.

fc7cuda

Quote from: Burdar on December 12, 2017, 09:51:48 AM
Looks like it's in really good shape.  You can probably easily do it yourself.

:iagree:  but if you do too good of a job then it's gonna look like a repop.  :alan2cents:

I think I have a keychain from LSD(as we call it)   :haha:


anlauto

Send it out to get re-chromed and make it real shiny  :)
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70/6chall

Funny I've  noticed in the past few years or so the resurgence of dealership emblems on cars at shows and cruises. Restorers and hobbyists are returning them to the cars they're restoring, if it's known. Some are the metal emblems others are the dealership decals. I personally know the dealership I bought mine at as a trade-in which is Moss Motors Dodge here in Riverside Ca. (Which is now Moss Bros. Chrysler, Jeep, Ram) I could not get a dealership emblem, because they didn't put them on cars. But I have 2 or 3 sets of dealership license plate frames that originally came with the car, in superb condition, these are the chrome plated metal and painted drop cast frames. They give the car roots, they'll have to do.     Thanks,   Al

70/6chall

Here's my only connection to the roots of my car.       Thanks,   Al

RUNCHARGER

I think it's a cool addition. Hopefully if the emblem gets rechromed it won't lose any detail.
Sheldon


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Quote from: RUNCHARGER on December 12, 2017, 06:35:44 PM
I think it's a cool addition. Hopefully if the emblem gets rechromed it won't lose any detail.

It would lose detail & being pot metal it could disintegrate... I would not rechrome it, I would clean & polish whats there & redo the paint....

RUNCHARGER

Yes: There's always that chance. I had some 64 Polara tail light bezels rechromed and you will get them looking nice but not the same as when new.
Sheldon