Matte Black H2 front grill

[KTM640Dakar]

I bought this grill for $100 and paid another $100 to have it professionally painted, only to find out that it will not fit on my 2008 H2 properly. So it is for sale with a two week old paint job. I just want to get my money back out of it. I live in Michigan and will work with you to ship it but it is big.

Todd

[guruerror]

Or you could just track down an 03-07 'radiator grille'...the lower grille that's missing in your pic. I've definitely seen at least one truck on here that had their's removed to install LED off-road lights...

It's a little expensive new: http://parts.nalleygmc.com/showAssem...emb ly=392397

Looks good though...you shouldn't have any problem selling it. Good luck either way.

[KTM640Dakar]

Still for sales.

[STL Zombie Hunter]

I'm trying to talk myself into 'going black' on the grille. Do you know how it was prepped before being painted? Was the chrome taken off first?
Reason I ask, I've had other grills blacked out that are a magnet for rock chips because of the lack of prep work before hand.
It would look killer on my beast! I will need it shipped to St. Louis as well.

[guruerror]

Get it Line-Xed and be done with it...
...rocks schmocks...

[STL Zombie Hunter]

That's awesome! Did they spray this right over the chrome? I know they had to scuff it of course first.
I use that stuff on nearly everything. My wife has a mesh grill on the front of her black 300C that I had that done to. Also my ladder, luggage rack, front & rear bumpers, nerf bars and old 18's sprayed also.

[guruerror]

They scuffed it, then sprayed. They told me it 'might not hold' and that they 'couldn't offer me the guarantee' but it's been damn near 3 years and not one problem.

I had a rack of other sh!t sprayed too...scroll through this thread: http://www.elcovaforums.com/forums/s...ghlight=line-x

I love the stuff...you spray it and you never have to worry about it again.

[STL Zombie Hunter]

Originally Posted by guruerror

They scuffed it, then sprayed. They told me it 'might not hold' and that they 'couldn't offer me the guarantee' but it's been damn near 3 years and not one problem.

I had a rack of other sh!t sprayed too...scroll through this thread: http://www.elcovaforums.com/forums/s...ghlight=line-x

I love the stuff...you spray it and you never have to worry about it again.

WOW. Awesome! Question though, I see you have a pet barricade, meaning you have dogs in your cargo area. How do you clean the hair / drool off the plastic? Doesn't it pull fragments / lint off your cleaning rag? I carry my 2 St. Bernards in mine quite often and anywhere their hair or drool touches my bed liner material, it's nearly impossible to wipe off without a trail of lint.

I guess that eliminated nearly all of your rattles and squeaks as well. Good job!

[guruerror]

It's way easier to clean Line-X than rattle-can bedliner. I know exactly what you're talking about, because I had to use rattle-can liner on my door panels and dash because Line-X was too thick (since a lot of the pieces have to fit in and over one another.)

You really get no lint trail on Line-X...it doesn't snag your rag like the spray can stuff does. I simply spray it with some cleaner and wipe it off. It's also WAY more durable when it comes to nail scratches. It's been three years and I have no scratches, marks or scars on the rear panels at all. And I'm always hauling sh!t and/or dogs...albeit, smaller dogs; beagles.

Regarding cleaning parts sprayed with the rattle-can liner...I've found if you lightly go over the coated part with a scotch bright pad you'll knock off most of the really rough bits that tend to snag rags. It leaves you with the rough looking texture but makes it a bit easier to clean...cause that can be a pain in the a55, I agree.

[STL Zombie Hunter]

Thanks for the tip. I've wanted to do my front center dash piece as it is scratched to hell from the previous owner but the lint issue was a big road block.
I'll try knocking down the high spots on my front bumper as a test piece and see if it still shreds my wash rag & sponge.