Sorry, lots of questions but I think a painted grill is the way it should have been in the first place just like the H1.
Sorry, lots of questions but I think a painted grill is the way it should have been in the first place just like the H1.
Be careful in how the chrome gets removed because any process that generates any kind of heat could cause problems with the plastic grill. Also the reason you cannot powdercoat the grill since that coating requires a heat curing period........
If you\'re following me, you won\'t make it!
I'll add - the two days I was in San Antonio a few weeks ago, they had one of the S.A. Spurs' rig in and it was originally pewter that they took one step further. They made it two tone Pewter over Black. I must say it looked very sharp. It looked as if they snapped a line from top edge of front bumper to top edge of back bumper and everything above and I mean plastic and all was glossy pewter. (pewter grille looked very good) Eeverything below was glossy black, w/black tube side steps. The interior was painted glossy black. Factory Alcoa chrome wheels w/stock BFG's. Shiny hood pulls, side hood vents, mirrors, door handles and roof bars. It looked formal - very classy without going over the top.
Sorry for the rambling,
John
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