Yup. Been dealing with extreme humidity in the Chicago area, and the edges are a little poppy on the rear badge. I think after a few days it'll adhere. I don't really have any idea on how to hold the edges/compress them, but that would certainly help.
I'd bet the PPF is probably playing a factor in the color being slightly off as well.Got my Turbulence Grey badge today. I've removed emblems in the past before with fishing line with ease; on this car however, because how it's indented in the bumper\trunk, super sticky adhesive and the "clips", it was a bit nerve racking removing it (i put a bunch of painters tape around the badge). I was able to get it out in an hour on both side carefully using plastic trim removal kit (a heat gun would have made it easier, but I have PPF all around, didn't know if using a heat gun would have been good or not). Regardless I got it off damage free (well, two of the three clips on the front badge did break, still usable though)
Grey is a hard color to match it's def. a different shade of gray, like a tad bit darker. But since it's mostly covered by the Toyota black emblem and due to it being a small area, it doesn't bother me too much.
The rear looks fantastic (I even plastidip the Supra logo to hide away the chrome and glass black). I have some cheap chinese Flat Black and Red GR badge on order. It was only $3 so if it doesn't look good then no big loss.
Now for the front, i'm still getting use to the look (I don't hate it, I'm just not sure if I like it better or not). The OEM dome badge flowed very well with the bumper, but now i just have this Toyota badge popping out. I think what would make it work better is if you buy the blank painted cap and just stick Toyota sticker\vinyl for a flush look.
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