Trick My Truck
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Got my Ford emblem done, while at work, the wife resprayed it since I missed a spot, and when she did, the can was spitting because it was empty, so instead of asking what to do, she put the overlay on it, so there's a few small spray bumps from it spitting. I'll take a picture of it tomorrow, or should I rip the overlay off, sand the few bumps down and then put another overlay on it?
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Ran into some difficulties. I have a chrome surround for the grille itself, I need it removed before I put my new grille on, so I removed it and it is all shipped and what not. So, looks like I gotta get the surround painted and before they paint it, I need all the little clips cut and sanded down. More money to waste, ha.
Since the grille surround is plastic, I can't get it powdercoated, right?
Here are some pictures of where it's chipped bad, I'm going to wait to get it painted since I'm in a money hole right now, due to helping a friend out with money.
Since the grille surround is plastic, I can't get it powdercoated, right?
Here are some pictures of where it's chipped bad, I'm going to wait to get it painted since I'm in a money hole right now, due to helping a friend out with money.
Last edited by Dinggus; 03-28-2010 at 06:25 PM.
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A dremel. That is what I need! I'll touch them up when I plan to get it repainted. I took cutters and clipped them off and then took a huge belt sander and let the wife go to town on it.
Edit: It's on!
Flash made it look like there is no grille, and that is the chipped surround you'll see if you look from the top view of it.
Edit: It's on!
Flash made it look like there is no grille, and that is the chipped surround you'll see if you look from the top view of it.
Last edited by Dinggus; 03-28-2010 at 11:12 PM.