laneshift

You mean it's a permanent change for the grill? Since you're essentially sanding away the chrome..

advans

well, if you want the paint to stay and not chip, that's the old way.

OneOfaKindTrini

Yeah cause the normal surface won't allow the paint to stick even if you scuff it.

NegroC230

NOOoooo...dont sand anything!!!! thats the purpose of PD ...to protect....apply enough of coats and it wont , chip, peel, its essentially rubber, so its bouncing off everything....just make sure parts are really clean and oil free....DO NOT SAND!!!! youll destroy your parts only, just apply, can of this stuff costs $7 , if you are a hardcore tailgater and it does eventually chip off in place, peel everything off and re-apply !...

laneshift

Thanks for that NegroC230. Savin' me some money! No need to get my grill blasted/painted professionally.

advans

lmao. Paint should never be "thick", it's asking for trouble. it should have a good amount of coats. but not too heavy on it.

NegroC230, you DO know where I am, most of the day. at a body shop. haha