Does ANYONE know where to find............
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Does ANYONE know where to find............
This style grill except with black mesh behind it instead of silver mesh? The closest I have seen is the grill with the chrome /black louver combination.
Thanks to all.
Zinny
Thanks to all.
Zinny
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Appreciate that but that one actually has the chrome trim in front BUT the rest of the louver is black. I am looking for the chrome trim in from and the rest of the louver be silver.
Very frustrating!!!
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I tried contacting the seller about a similar request, not available! only way to go is buy and paint!
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BTW I bought the MB "base coat black" (in spray can, not used), if you want it you can save a few bucks, PM me.
FTB
Parts of a conversation between kingfire and myself.
FTB,
As for the paint, I always get my paint from automotivetouchup.com. Here is a link.
http://www.automotivetouchup.com/cho...C+No%2C+*58311
I can ask them about receiving the shipment and getting it painted for you BUT I think it will be a whole lot cheaper for you if you were to order the touch up paint(code 040 as you mentioned) in an aerosol can and find a great body shop around you to do it for you. Honestly if it wasn't for the sound proof installation I am having them do, I would have done the grille myself. As long as you tape everything that doesn't need to be painted on the grill, lay it on the floor covered with newspaper and just spray and move your hands horizontally, it will come out perfect. You don't have to worry about overspraying it cuz the grill is in the inside.
Thanks,
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I was going to go the same route (as was kingfire), I received the chrome grill and bought the paint but I decided on a different way. The following a thread between kingfire and I, it might be helpful.
BTW I bought the MB "base coat black" (in spray can, not used), if you want it you can save a few bucks, PM me.
FTB
Parts of a conversation between kingfire and myself.
FTB,
As for the paint, I always get my paint from automotivetouchup.com. Here is a link.
http://www.automotivetouchup.com/cho...C+No%2C+*58311
I can ask them about receiving the shipment and getting it painted for you BUT I think it will be a whole lot cheaper for you if you were to order the touch up paint(code 040 as you mentioned) in an aerosol can and find a great body shop around you to do it for you. Honestly if it wasn't for the sound proof installation I am having them do, I would have done the grille myself. As long as you tape everything that doesn't need to be painted on the grill, lay it on the floor covered with newspaper and just spray and move your hands horizontally, it will come out perfect. You don't have to worry about overspraying it cuz the grill is in the inside.
Thanks,
BTW I bought the MB "base coat black" (in spray can, not used), if you want it you can save a few bucks, PM me.
FTB
Parts of a conversation between kingfire and myself.
FTB,
As for the paint, I always get my paint from automotivetouchup.com. Here is a link.
http://www.automotivetouchup.com/cho...C+No%2C+*58311
I can ask them about receiving the shipment and getting it painted for you BUT I think it will be a whole lot cheaper for you if you were to order the touch up paint(code 040 as you mentioned) in an aerosol can and find a great body shop around you to do it for you. Honestly if it wasn't for the sound proof installation I am having them do, I would have done the grille myself. As long as you tape everything that doesn't need to be painted on the grill, lay it on the floor covered with newspaper and just spray and move your hands horizontally, it will come out perfect. You don't have to worry about overspraying it cuz the grill is in the inside.
Thanks,
Great idea. Just ordered the Silver grill and the black can of paint and will take it to our local body shop and have them paint the mesh black.
That is Matte Black that paint color 40? correct?
#11
I have used spray can paint from www.touchuppaintonline.com before to paint a roof spoiler I got. The color match and quality were very good and it was only $20 plus an hour or two of work. It's better than paying a shop $200 to do it.
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I have used spray can paint from www.touchuppaintonline.com before to paint a roof spoiler I got. The color match and quality were very good and it was only $20 plus an hour or two of work. It's better than paying a shop $200 to do it.
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Super Member
Returned it for this one.