Vader Grill Ii
The "L" badge is a pop out piece; kinda hard to make it disappear.
I did think about blacking it out, but I'm not that brave yet!
Well the flat black will be sticking to the primer. I primered the SHIZ out of it!!!
If it does chip, I'll just recoat it.
BTW-SoCal, Do you have any pics of your ride? The setup sounds killer!
I did think about blacking it out, but I'm not that brave yet!
Well the flat black will be sticking to the primer. I primered the SHIZ out of it!!!
If it does chip, I'll just recoat it.
BTW-SoCal, Do you have any pics of your ride? The setup sounds killer!
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Those grills look cool... this trend could spawn a new Star Wars movie... Attack of the Vader Grills! Well, OK, maybe thats a bit of a stretch... 
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You didn't have to sand the primered coat any did you? I'm going to have to do this now for the hell of it! Got an old chrome grill sitting around waiting to get VADERIZED :P
BTW -- You need to come down to AU again so we can take some pics!
BTW -- You need to come down to AU again so we can take some pics!
Originally posted by brendanlim
You didn't have to sand the primered coat any did you? I'm going to have to do this now for the hell of it! Got an old chrome grill sitting around waiting to get VADERIZED :P
BTW -- You need to come down to AU again so we can take some pics!
You didn't have to sand the primered coat any did you? I'm going to have to do this now for the hell of it! Got an old chrome grill sitting around waiting to get VADERIZED :P
BTW -- You need to come down to AU again so we can take some pics!
I just sanded the surface a bit and put the glossy black paint on directly. Did a few coats and then sanded a bit. put on another coat...and then applied two coats of clearcoat....I'll let ya guys know how good it stands up. I travel the highway everyday to get to work.
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Originally posted by brendanlim
You didn't have to sand the primered coat any did you?
BTW -- You need to come down to AU again so we can take some pics!
You didn't have to sand the primered coat any did you?
BTW -- You need to come down to AU again so we can take some pics!
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Originally posted by nyczdave
HOw did you black out the grill?
HOw did you black out the grill?
I have since applied a few coats of glossy black.
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Originally posted by Dex
Not that it is rocket science or anything, but you can look HERE also
I have since applied a few coats of glossy black.
Not that it is rocket science or anything, but you can look HERE also
I have since applied a few coats of glossy black.
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