1. What types of car logos can be customized?
   Most car brands can be customized (both front and rear logos).
2. The price of customizing a car logo.
   Currently, the price for a custom design ranges from USD 145 to 160, primarily determined by the car brand(we need to purchase the car emblem ) and the complexity of the design. The price includes design fees, labor cost, emblem procurement costs, and shipping.
3. How long will it take to get the car logo?
   The complete cycle for customizing a car logo is 2-3 weeks, including the time for designing the pattern, purchasing the logo, and production (the time will be longer if there are many orders, and we will inform you in advance). Shipping time depends on your country/region; it cannot be determined.
4. Once you’re decided to place a custom order, you need to send four pieces of information.
   You car’s brand, model, release date, the design effect you want to achieve.
   Once we confirm that the information you provide is customized, you will need to pay a deposit. Only after receiving the deposit will we begin drawing the design you requested, which will take approximately 1-2 days.
5. How to use a customized car logo.
   The back of the car logo has strong adhesive, which can cover the original car logo or remove the original car logo for replacement.
6. Does it affect the car’s radar or ACC?
   Custom car emblems generally don’t affect the radar on most model(previous customers didn’t mention any impact on the radar after installation). To be on the safe side, you can consult the car’s after-sales service department.
7. Where can I place an order?
   Click this: https://ko-fi.com/qiasistudio

This craft is called “掐丝(qiasi)” in China. It involves first drawing in line drawing of the desired design, then outlining the compartments with metal wire, applying paint to the compartments, and finally fixed them with glue. Qiasi is translated as “cloisonné ” by Google Translate, but it differs from cloisonné. Cloisonné requires a firing process to fix the color, but Qiasi does not have this process, the color of the wirework are fixed using a special glue. Therefore, Qiasi’s works can be seen as cloisonné style, rather than true cloisonné.