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Starting at $20.95, AutoBuffy stocks 1 emblem retainers from URO to keep the badges on your Bmw M6 firmly in place. An emblem retainer is the clip, push-pin, or bracket that anchors a nameplate or logo to body panels. When it fails, emblems loosen, rattle, or fall off entirely — leaving adhesive residue and exposed holes that invite rust.
Emblem retainers are not universal — clip style, shank diameter, head size, and material all vary by vehicle line and badge location. The right choice depends on whether you are replacing a broken clip, reattaching a loose badge, or doing a full emblem swap. Match the retainer type to the mounting method the factory used on your Bmw M6.
| Option | Best for | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| OEM-Style Push-Pin Retainer | Exact factory replacement where the original clip snapped in | Correct shank diameter and head profile to seat flush in the factory-drilled hole without modification |
| Rivet-Style Retainer | High-vibration locations such as front grilles and truck tailgates | One-way locking body that resists pull-out under road vibration better than standard push-pins |
| Screw-In / Threaded Retainer | Emblems that were originally bolted rather than clipped, common on larger nameplates | Metal or hard-nylon threaded body that provides stronger holding force and allows future removal without destroying the retainer |
| Adhesive-Backed Retainer Plate | Panels where original holes are stripped, damaged, or where you want a no-drill mounting solution | Double-sided foam tape combined with a locating stud so the badge aligns correctly while the adhesive bond provides the primary hold |
Remove the badge by warming the panel to loosen adhesive, then lever it free with a plastic trim tool to avoid scratching the paint. Extract any broken retainer stubs from the mounting holes using needle-nose pliers, clean the holes and panel surface thoroughly, then press the new retainers into the holes until they click, and seat the badge firmly onto the retainer shanks.