Grill removal
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From: Gainesville
Grill removal
how easy or hard is the front grill to remove, i was looking at taking it off an getting it powdercoated a flat black to look like the ings grill but i need to remove it an leave it at the guys shop. Any info would be much appreciated...thanks
You may be able to plate it with something, as they can chrome-plate plastic, but it's not going to be cheap. You might consider having it sprayed with a satin black paint (less glossy than semi-gloss, but not as flat as flat-black). That way, it will match the rest of your black trim on the car.
The grill is attached to the bumper with clips. The grill has prongs that slide/clip into those. Not too bad with the bumper off, but I'm not sure how much room you have to work with when it's installed.
The grill is attached to the bumper with clips. The grill has prongs that slide/clip into those. Not too bad with the bumper off, but I'm not sure how much room you have to work with when it's installed.
Sorry to hijack thread, but is it bad to clean the grill and badges w/ chrome polish since the grill is made of plastic and not chrome metal? For some stupid reason I thought the grill was chrome...
ive heard its easy.......if you search there is a DIY somewhere on the boards.......by the way what is an ings grille???
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same here wtf is and ings grill. other grill beside the ones hye_G listed are the UT grill, and Sp grill that i can recall. ings only sort of grill insert is in the lower 2 grills.
well on the that one pic of the white cars, ing's kit, it has an oem grill thats all blacked out except for the symbol. if thats what he'd talking about. but there is no ings grill sold. i dont think at atleast.
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i wasnt sure if ings sold a grill, i was just noticing the grill on the picture in the ad at the top of the page. I was quoted for 60 bucks to paint (not powdercoat, sorry). i just think this is the best looking grill that i have seen so far, trying to get away from the chrome thing and match with the lower "air ducts" on the lower bumper. Thanks for the replys
The grill is easily removed. Simply remove the 4 round plastic pins, if you will, located at the top of the grill. Located at both the upper right hand and left hand corners, lodged inside of the grill are 2 square plastic type screws. Allign those 2 screws with the rear slot and the upper portion of the grill will be loose.
At the bottom of the grill, on the inside, are a series of long plastic tabs. These tabs are lodged into the upper bumper. Simply grab hold of the lower portion of the grill and pull it out. Good luck!
At the bottom of the grill, on the inside, are a series of long plastic tabs. These tabs are lodged into the upper bumper. Simply grab hold of the lower portion of the grill and pull it out. Good luck!
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