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They did get back to me, but it was just too much trouble for me to go through all of crap they wanted me to do. I had too much going on at the time with finals & family things. I can deal with it for now. I guess when it really gets to me, I'll fork out the money & buy the inners separately. And yeah, it is DIY chrome grill. I followed GATO's DIY. Although one thing that I would have to add is to let the stripper sit a little longer, about 5-7 minutes or maybe more. When I did it, I was so scared that it would strip the chrome off too. But I had to let it sit longer.
Thanks everyone for the compliments. Hopefully when I do get a garage, I can fix up all the door dings & bumper scratches. Living in NYC is hard for your car.
Thanks everyone for the compliments. Hopefully when I do get a garage, I can fix up all the door dings & bumper scratches. Living in NYC is hard for your car.

BTW, I did the chrome DIY on my 98 grill and the paint is really hard to get off on those. I used the stripper to get most of it off, then rubbed Goof Off by hand to get the rest off. Still can't get into the corners.
Just curious, what did they want you to do? I had some problems with my tailligts from them, and I shipped them back to them. It's been almost a month since they sent me back replacements because they said they were backordered for a while. I should've just returned them and bought them again. Would've been much faster. The DIY chrome grill looks great on the 01+ grill. I might have to get my hands on one.
BTW, I did the chrome DIY on my 98 grill and the paint is really hard to get off on those. I used the stripper to get most of it off, then rubbed Goof Off by hand to get the rest off. Still can't get into the corners. 
BTW, I did the chrome DIY on my 98 grill and the paint is really hard to get off on those. I used the stripper to get most of it off, then rubbed Goof Off by hand to get the rest off. Still can't get into the corners. 
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