V4 Quick N Easy PD Grill!!
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V4 Quick N Easy PD Grill!! UPDATED BLACK HOUSING
5 coats and 4 hrs later
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UPDATE, Black housing / Sti Clear lens. DIY will be posted soon
DIY by Vstyle09 and Geemy
https://g35driver.com/forums/g35-sed...ml#post5319685
Last edited by Geemy; Aug 27, 2010 at 11:55 PM.
/\ I know. I think most people do it because the chrome chips easily and after a few years, looks like a$$.
If you're going to do it, do it this way though.
Leaving the top and bottom bars chrome screams Altima.
If you're going to do it, do it this way though.
Leaving the top and bottom bars chrome screams Altima.
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Looks great! I've used PlastiDip for a few different grilles over the past couple months, including my own...love the stuff.
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Looks good Geemy. Especially love how it illustrates how this product can cover up chips pretty well!
I personally went with the PD because if it can survive the nitty gritty job of tool handling, i'm sure it will work just as well for driving abuse. Since it's rubber, it'll literally "absorb" minor rock impacts instead of chipping. If the grille was originally black (which, chances are, is painted) i probably would still PD it for ruggedness.
I personally went with the PD because if it can survive the nitty gritty job of tool handling, i'm sure it will work just as well for driving abuse. Since it's rubber, it'll literally "absorb" minor rock impacts instead of chipping. If the grille was originally black (which, chances are, is painted) i probably would still PD it for ruggedness.
I personally did mine not cause I wanted something different, it just does look better in black.
NICE HEADLIGHTS!! I did my a couple months ago. I went with gloss black. It seems it looks better on light cars. Get the OEM chin lip and you are set!!! I HATE CHROME!!! GET THAT CHIN!!!
