painting grill
#2
RE: painting grill
ORIGINAL: Jsierzega
I've been looking to black out the silver on my pony package grill but im not sure which paint would be best in this situation. any input?
I've been looking to black out the silver on my pony package grill but im not sure which paint would be best in this situation. any input?
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#4
RE: painting grill
hey guys, im going to post a pic as soon as i can, probably saturday.
i told my guys at roadstarr to paint just the chrome piece (the 2 light outlays the lines connecting and the pony) but they told me to just do the whole thing, and im glad they did.
i was originally going to paint it matte black but i decided to get glossy because of my rims.
so what it is basically is gloss black paint over the whole front grill, including the honeycomb and the bottom lip of the grill.
my lights in front are tinted blue so it gives it a great contrast i think.
if you have anymore questions feel free to ask
i told my guys at roadstarr to paint just the chrome piece (the 2 light outlays the lines connecting and the pony) but they told me to just do the whole thing, and im glad they did.
i was originally going to paint it matte black but i decided to get glossy because of my rims.
so what it is basically is gloss black paint over the whole front grill, including the honeycomb and the bottom lip of the grill.
my lights in front are tinted blue so it gives it a great contrast i think.
if you have anymore questions feel free to ask
#7
RE: painting grill
the car now has the blacked out headlights so thats why i figured it would look nice. i did however want to paint the pony yellow
ORIGINAL: Fred Malibu
I think the chrome look it has now is good.. at least better than the blacked out look..
Why not do something original, like powdercoat it yellow? There's an fresh look.
I think the chrome look it has now is good.. at least better than the blacked out look..
Why not do something original, like powdercoat it yellow? There's an fresh look.
#9
RE: painting grill
HERES THE PICS
It is a glossy black paint (i dont know anything more specific than that) it was done at a bodyshop, not my backyard
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It is a glossy black paint (i dont know anything more specific than that) it was done at a bodyshop, not my backyard
[IMG]local://upfiles/91285/2D30C0CE7FA5454F894D50E9557C0DD3.jpg[/IMG]
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#10
RE: painting grill
ORIGINAL: Fred Malibu
I think the chrome look it has now is good.. at least better than the blacked out look..
Why not do something original, like powdercoat it yellow? There's an fresh look.
I think the chrome look it has now is good.. at least better than the blacked out look..
Why not do something original, like powdercoat it yellow? There's an fresh look.