DIY blacked-out grille w/ pics
plastic tabs on top. also need a long flat head. there are 2 clips, one in each corner, stick it through the grill adn turn it. it should pop right off
Just did mine:
Materials:

Grill as it is. Yeah it has some chips and scratches here and there. SPent 4 hours the day before removing the plasti-dip i had on.

After sanding: (used 220 grit. Spent 2 hours sanding it. Smooth as a baby's bottom

Primer (4 layers)

Paint (bout 6-7 layers)

End product:


Overall was happy with it. I did a pretty decent job id say. No obvious paint dripping, uneven layers e.t.c.
Had plasti-dip before, but wasn't really digging the flat matte plastic look. With this its nice and glossy, and still looks chromish.
Materials:

Grill as it is. Yeah it has some chips and scratches here and there. SPent 4 hours the day before removing the plasti-dip i had on.

After sanding: (used 220 grit. Spent 2 hours sanding it. Smooth as a baby's bottom

Primer (4 layers)

Paint (bout 6-7 layers)

End product:


Overall was happy with it. I did a pretty decent job id say. No obvious paint dripping, uneven layers e.t.c.
Had plasti-dip before, but wasn't really digging the flat matte plastic look. With this its nice and glossy, and still looks chromish.
Did I get the rite materials?

I went with a semi glossy black because I thought the glossy black would be a little much by the looks of the cap anyways.
Also heres a pic of my car now has clear corners. Anyone have any pics of my same color sedan with glossy black grille?
I flat blacked my grille last night. Sanded/primed/sprayed. Bought the wrong clearcoat so went without, I like the stealthier look for now anyways. I'll prob redo it in a few months with a clear or whenever it needs it or try and find a nice replacement.
Heres a Pic!
Heres a Pic!









