Quickie - Horizontal strip in front grille.
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Hey get some highway miles, drive over to NJ and you can bang mine out as well. You can open her up on some long stretches through Kansas, that alone makes it worth the trip. Deal?
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Did you just do the three forward facing strips that make up the filler panel? There is horizontal matte grey on the tops of each grill bar. Did you leave that alone?
Was the two inch tape a perfect width without cutting?
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I'm wide open across Kansas right now, on my way to do Wolfepack88's grille in NJ. Got my tape, exacto knife and a sharp chisel in case they screwed in a license plate holder at the port. The sheet metal screws leave a raised "welt" that you have to remove.
I was going to use filler for the screw holes and then paint the grill panels but decided to try the tape first and it worked fine.
BTW, to answer a previous question. The panels are molded to the rest of the grille.
In Missouri now and a State Trooper's pulling me over. Probably going to ticket me for no front license plate
I was going to use filler for the screw holes and then paint the grill panels but decided to try the tape first and it worked fine.
BTW, to answer a previous question. The panels are molded to the rest of the grille.
In Missouri now and a State Trooper's pulling me over. Probably going to ticket me for no front license plate
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