AutoGold® - 3D Black Lincoln Logo on Chrome License Plate

3D Black Lincoln Logo on Chrome License Plate by Autogold®. Custom License Plates stamped from black powder-coated stainless steel, with chrome-plated 3D graphics and durable and vibrant epoxy color fill. Add a little bling to your exterior. Hardware included. 6"x12" size is same as state-issued plates. Snap cap hidden hardware included for easy installation and theft prevention. Can’t ever rust or flake. Proudly display your car manufacturer’s logo and let the world know where your loyalties lie!

Features:

• Logos: Injection molded ABS electro-plated plastic
• Logo finish: Chrome or 23k gold
• Chrome plating: Chrome over heavy nickel plating
• Gold plating: Cobalt hardened 23k gold over heavy nickel plating
• Super polished stainless steel
• Engraving fill: Epoxy or specially formulated paint
• Hardware: Some stainless steel, some zinc coated
• Hardware covers: SnapCaps brand

These stamped stainless steel plates are black powdercoat for a finish that will never rust, corrode or peel. Powdercoat paint is applied dry, without any solvents and is then baked onto the metal at nearly 400 deg, assuring a shiny, chip-resistant surface. The 3D raised logos are chrome-plated for brilliant shine and durability. Color logos are made with a special epoxy that's hand-applied and won’t pop back out after a few months in the sun and weather. Choose the logo that sends the message you want to convey!

Autogold uses solid stainless steel sheet metal as a base material. The reason: stainless steel sheet is not porous, polishes well and doesn't ever rust. These plates will last! They never rust or corrode. They'll look good for years. Their license plates are Made in the USA completely in one plant. By performing every step of the manufacturing process in one plant, they can provide a better frame at or below what you'll pay for a cheap foreign made product.

Logo plates include vehicle specific hardware and matching screw caps to conceal unsightly hardware. Some unseen hardware is zinc-plated, but all visible hardware is stainless, and often has an ornamental cover to cover any exposed screw heads or unsightly threads. When installing the screws, don't over-tighten them. You are only installing a license plate and/or a frame. It doesn't take a lot of torque to hold it on the vehicle (unlike a wheel). Over-tightening of the mounting crews distorts the retainers and makes it very difficult to snap the screw covers in place. Screw covers must "snap" onto the retainers or they will fall off. When properly installed the screw covers act as a theft deterrent.