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These make that A$$ pop right in your face lol. Went with the regular black (Not Satin) from BDTrims.. easy install. Ordered straight off amazon from the BDTrims page. Going for a simple yes it’s all blacked out look. 

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Added letters to the embossed tailgate on my trail boss custom, yay or na?      

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Did it a few months ago. It’s subtle to say the least, but in the right light it pops.

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I installed the letters from bdtrims.com  They are very good quality. I ordered Domed style and in chrome.  https://www.bdtrims.com/letter_inserts/Chevrolet_letter_Inserts/Tailgate-Plastic-L

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looking for black letters on my northsky blue rst, i just need to see one already done to see if i like it, and not waste my money. 

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On 8/10/2020 at 12:35 AM, msaul37 said:

looking for black letters on my northsky blue rst, i just need to see one already done to see if i like it, and not waste my money. 

I am right there with you on this. I just got a high country so I honestly don't know what would look good or bad on it....

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I got some BD trims domed black with silver outline for Christmas from the wife. They have been stuck in Florida for the past week? Hopefully they come in. Won’t put them on till spring so not huge deal. Wanna make sure weather is nice and warm so they stay on.  Too dang cold here in Midwest right now. 

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Just bought my RST last week and came across this thread. I like the look of the chrome letters along with the factory emblems.

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Jose5797 New Member

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I have a northsky blue custom trail boss with red tow hooks I don’t know if I should make my letters red or black them all out 

TNTSierra Senior Enthusiast

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2 hours ago, Jose5797 said:

I have a northsky blue custom trail boss with red tow hooks I don’t know if I should make my letters red or black them all out 

Can you do black with red trim?   I did mine black with silver(chrome) trim.  Really pops. 
 

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On 5/11/2020 at 5:38 PM, psk256 said:

Amazon around $35.  I like how you don't see the "texture" unless you're right on it.  Just enough contrast for me, and kinda matches the headlight carbon look. 

 

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Looks good, the texture is unique!

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On 10/30/2019 at 5:23 PM, curly said:

Anybody happen to have black with red outline on white? That has caught my eye on the website but there's not a really good pick of the entire tailgate.

I know this post is a couple of years old but here is the BD Trims raised black w/red trim letters on my Silverado tailgate.  Very clean look & easy to install.  Removing the "Silverado" & "LT" tailgate badging today.

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48 minutes ago, AZBadgerFan said:

I know this post is a couple of years old but here is the BD Trims raised black w/red trim letters on my Silverado tailgate.  Very clean look & easy to install.  Removing the "Silverado" & "LT" tailgate badging today.

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That looks good on the white!

 

Jose5797 New Member

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18 hours ago, TNTSilverado said:

Can you do black with red trim?   I did mine black with silver(chrome) trim.  Really pops. 
 

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thank you so much, that looks awesome on your truck 

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