Hi,
Is it possible to easily remove these black bumper grills? If so how? Thanks!!!

 

They must be cut out. Use a Dremel tool. If you go with an aftermarket grille, you can have all the mesh match like this:

 

+1 for dremeling them out.

 

Thanks Guys!!

 

I couldn't find a DIY to answer these questions so hopefully someone here can...

When you Dremel out the OEM mesh, do you have to leave the ring, the part that outlines the opening, in the bumper?

Has anyone removed that ring? If so, how'd it look?? Better to leave the ring in??

Thanks!

 

If you look closely at the grille opening, you'll see where you'd have to cut if you kept the ring as opposed to removing it. If you remove it, you'll expose a cut surface that would be visible. If you keep the ring, the cut surface faces the rear of the vehicle and cannot be seen.

 

So basically, I cut the grill out, then sand down the remaining parts of it so that it becomes even with the ring part?

 

It's a little difficult to explain. Just remember that the circular blade of your Dremel will remain vertical while cutting. You should be able to figure it out by looking at the grilles.

 

That look good,

 

So do you have to remove the bumper to dremel out the oem lower grills?

 

yess. and be careful not to cut too much

 

Do you have to remove the stock lower grills to install the street scene lower grills?

 

I know im bumping an old thread, but i didnt want to start another one since the ppl who replyed has the info i need.

What is best to secure the wires on an OEM bumper for the new mesh?
Hot glue, Silicone, JB weld, or something else?
Since the OEM bumper is not fiberglass I'm not sure which is best.

 

Very clean how it matches the top grille.

 

Hot glue should work just fine!