Key Outline Part 1

Custom color accent for your 2021+ Bronco key / ignition area outline
Coordinates with other Standard Series outlines for a full matched interior look
🎥 Installation video — see it in action below
📋 Standard vs Printed Series — not sure which to choose?

Here's a little key outline that I personally find helpful, and a few people have requested.

I have a drawer full of keys, and the outline makes it quite a bit easier to locate my personal Bronco key. Customize the look of your key with ease.

Ships with 2 sets of overlays. You only need to use one, but we don't like our customers to be stranded without a backup. Use it as a backup or for your second key.

We're calling in part 1 in case we decide to add a few other vinyls for the keys.

Pick out a couple of different colors to customize the look for your 2nd set.

Standard Series vs Printed Series - Which is Right for You?

The Key Outline Part 1 is available in two versions. Here's how they differ:

Feature	Standard Series (this product)	Printed Series
Material	Premium solid-color vinyl	Printed / Laminated Vinyl
Color Options	Solid colors - bold, uniform look	Near accurate OEM color tones
Best For	Custom color builds, bold contrast	OEM-matched look, subtle integration
Price	Standard pricing	Slightly more due to printing / laminating process

More Standard Series Bronco Overlays

Mix and match with other Standard Series overlays for a coordinated look:

NOTE: Badlands Orange is the closest vinyl color we could find to the interior of the Badlands. In certain light it looks very similar. In darker light it looks a little lighter, but is much closer than a standard orange. Badlands Grey is close to the dash color. Please see photos.

Verified to fit Bronco AND Bronco Sport.

INSTALLATION

Clean the application area and apply the vinyl using a wet or dry installation. In the install video you will see that I partially wet my vinyl. It's hard to align such a thin outline without at least getting the main part of the vinyl lined up correctly.

Some will choose to clean the application area with rubbing alcohol which is okay.

"Rubbing alcohol will not damage car paint if it is diluted to between 10% and 15%. Since rubbing alcohol evaporates quickly, it doesn't damage car paint."

Make sure the installation area is completely dry before attempting an install.

Try doing the install in the shade so it doesn't heat up the vinyl rapidly. Keeping a hair dryer or heat gun around is recommended. Dry and wet install options are noted in the video.

Install video coming soon.