How to Install Your Mustang Bumper Insert Letters

It's time to dress up that back bumper. Ford put the indentations on the bumper for lettering, but put nothing there to make the letters stand out! Now that you have your bumper insert letters in your hands, its time to get them in those holes, and make your bumper stand out.

Note: This installation guide is for vinyl bumper insert letters only.

Supplies Needed:

A spray bottle full of water mixed with 2 drops of dish soap.
Your fingers

Take your car and park it into a garage or a shady spot. Heat on the insert letters can make them strech out of shape, becoming unusable when you attempt to put them onto your bumper.
Clean the lettering of your back bumper off with dish soap. You need to clean it to the point where it has removed all wax and any other deposits on the bumper. This is important so that the letters can stick. If you skip this step, your letters will peel off.
Peel the letter and spray your soap/water mixture on the back of the letter. This activates the glue on the letter. Carefully take the letter and place it into the cutout on your bumper.
Once you place the letter on the car, you will notice that it has ripples and bumps underneath it. Gently take your fingers and squeegee out the air and water bubbles underneath your newly placed letter. This will create a seal for the glue to the bumper. Be careful not to tear the letter, as it is only vinyl. This process will take some time. It might take a few squeegee applications in order to get all of the air and water bubbles out from underneath the letter. As one letter is drying apply another letter. Be prepared to go back to the first letter that you applied, as air bubbles can form as the letters dry.
Once all of your letters are bubble free, take your car out into the sun. Wait approximately two to three hours for the letters to dry before driving.

Now go out and drive your car with your newfound style!

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