Painting Sel grill
Painting Sel grill
Was thinking about painting the lower silver trim red. Does that part come off or does it need painting with it attached to the lower grill and has to be masked off?
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Right tried to remove the whole lower grill. Managed to get fog light covers off and the side and lower part of the grill. However the top seems stuck no matter how hard I pull it. Any ideas? Looks like the silver part can be unclipped once it's all off
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For mine I had to pull quite hard, also I pulled the chrome off and it didn't good back in the best and tends to stick out instead of sit flush 
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Iv given up. One of the clips broke off and it still didn't move so not trying any harder. Can't even get the chrome bit to unclip separately. Annoying as I'm really not a fan of chrome bits. May try some plasti dip while it's on the car
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peter_dk25
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Take a look her:Mayhem wrote:Iv given up. One of the clips broke off and it still didn't move so not trying any harder. Can't even get the chrome bit to unclip separately. Annoying as I'm really not a fan of chrome bits. May try some plasti dip while it's on the car
http://workshop-manuals.com/volkswagen/ ... tachments/
No. 4: This is the right way to do it without breaking anything...
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Will just mask it off and spray on the car. Ain't removing the whole bumper just for that bit of trim
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it chips quite easily when you do it like that, least in my case it was
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Anyone ever tried pin stripe?
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Doc_House
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Re: Painting Sel grill
Yes but on my 1967 bug think it'd look a bit odd on a modern car although some 1980's american stuff looks cool with itMayhem wrote:Anyone ever tried pin stripe?
