Reflective Concepts Side Vent Insert Decal Stickers: Fits 2010-2015 Camaro - (Color: Flat Black)

I had these applied along with the engine hood side decals in gloss white on my metallic deep red 2014 RS and wow. That's it. Wow. The shop guy said these were of good quality and I was there--took him very little time to install. The instructions (which he didn't need) were exactly described the way he applied them. So if you think you can do it yourself, [and have done this type of application in the pas] -- you probably can. They look beautiful.

Cheap and easy to apply dry gives a mean look. The reflectivity is a bit finnicky but it definitely helps the car stand out.

LOVE THEM💕 pink vent stripes made my charcoal grey Camaro stand out Sooooooo much, very easy to apply did them my self and it took me about 10-15 minutes they come labels so u kno which sticker goes where ...could have a been better quality but not they are NOT the Worst and looks really good !

Real nice. Looks sharpe.

Bit off on the color I wanted , had to paint the right color

First, these decals must be applied to the wrong surface. A real vent opening would be at the rear of the indentation instead of at the front. I chose flat black and it didn't look like a vent; it looked more like I made home-made stripes using electrical tape. Perhaps a decal that's shaded from front to back would be better than solid black, or perhaps one the sticks to the rear of the indentation instead, where a real vent might be.The description says "quick and easy installation", yet the instructions say to be careful, leave enough time, and that it takes patience. Huh? What happened to "quick and easy"? The instructions are also for the dry method of installation; I found the hard way that if the decal touches at any point then it separates from the mask and it's adhered to stay. You're supposed to stick it down at the top and work down, but for a 12" strip of vinyl, it's unlikely to be aligned precisely by the time you get to the bottom. I ended up with misaligned decals, stretched decals, and air bubbles.Since they didn't really look like vents anyway, and I couldn't manage to install them properly, I peeled them off and threw them away, wasting both my time & money.Some tips:1. Choose a decal that's shaded from light to dark (from front to rear) instead of a solid color, so they'll look more like vents.2. These ones come rolled up, so the first thing I'd suggest is flattening them out.3. Cut away the paper on the concave side of the decal before removing the backing, so that the decal can be positioned into the indentation before attempting to apply.4. Try using a wet installation method so that the decal can be positioned correctly, instead of the dry unforgiving method described in the instructions. Maybe if I tried the wet method and actually got them aligned properly then I could possibly overlook the fact that they look like electrical tape instead of vents.

Not easy to put on. I ended up getting white because car has white racing stripes. Once on couldn't even tell that the indentations were there. Black might have looked better but like the original look with out the decals. Did not like the look so took them off. Of course wasn't able to sent back since they were put on car.

Nice Quality, Color and reflection. Sadly these are not angled very well and takes a little finesse to get them close in their grove.