Looks good. Just using regular spray paint, aren't you concerned about durability?

 

thats the beauty of it. beforehand i had it on for 3 motnhs, and i had ONE rock chip. and to re-paint it, takes about 20 mins, and i still have a lot left in the can...

 

let me tell you i bought blue bats head light overlays, twice they are not cut right, plain and simple he can tell me they are but htey are not they need alot of work to get tehm on right, but then you still have ugly meet lines, they only way to get teh good look on the lights is patin the out sides, no offense to bat, but they are not cut right i wish he could make them right, but he has not. i had them put on by the best tinter i know, and they looked horrible, after. i ripped em off after week. then i bought another set, and anther tinter showed me how off the pattern was, well bats a good buy, but this particualrt product the gtr 3, is really bad, i dont suggest it. i would buy it from him if he made the pattern right.

 

looks good....

but now you have to worry about that black paint chipping from rocks as u drive right?

 

ok then there go the overlays, but the rock chips arent that bad b/c it costs nothing to re-paint it

 

I like the way the emblem looks as if it is floating in the center.

It looks nice.

 

I like it. I say leave the emblem the way it is.

 

I really like it, leave it just like that...grill black...emblem silver.

 

looks bad a$$.

 

It looks sweet on your car. Did u do it yesterday?

 

It looks really good ..

 

Hot! I might do mine too!

 

came out nice.. i did the same thing 3 weeks ago. no pics yet.. looks sharp.. i have 2 emblems one in blk and one chrome i left the chrome one on cause it jus looks alot better than all blk.. specialy at night the emblem shines...

 

I hate to say anything negative about the GTR3 overlays, which I haven't, as I've seen pics of them where they look great. Likewise, Andrew stands behind his product, which I found out firsthand.

That said, I experimented with one set and just couldn't get it, so I took the next set to the local vinyl-sign shop. The guy trimmed a little and had to shrink them a lot, but the fit was still a PITA and the lines were off. The remaining bubbles that the installer could not remove, but thought would go away , aren't attributable to Bat's product as he warns against letting bubbles dry. I wish the amount of trimming needed was better outlined. If I tried another set myself, I'm sure I could get them to a suitable level. An installer with a lot of experience with these overlays should have the process down really well.

At this point, I'm just going to pull my headlights the next time the bumper is off and paint them for the effect that I've wanted all along.

 

very good job. leave center chrome.