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Old 11-16-2014, 11:34 PM
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Looks awesome the way it is! I actually love what you did to the grille, it makes the c clamp grille tolerable.
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I would do the PTM bumpers.. the front and back emblems, the side emblem, and whats left of the grill will just be the touch of chrome that matches the wheels to the body.

I painted my bumpers on my XLT and I believe it instantly makes it look like a higher end truck. I wouldn't change it
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I agree it looks great!
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One of the nicest XLTs I've seen. Very clean
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I see several people on here PTM the chrome grill surround and even the bumpers. Anything special need to be done to prep these? I want to make sure the body guy I use is up to speed on how to do this.
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I would black out the 2 bars on the grille and call it done. Looks great as is too.
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Originally Posted by zjbowman
Right!? That's how I feel about it for the most part.... like what am I going for?
I appreciate the honest feedback.
I guess you and I are the only ones that feel this way lol!!!
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Thanks for the compliments 7 suggestions guys, means a lot. I really like hearing people's ideas since sometimes I think I put too much thought in and get all one track minded. So keep em coming, even if it's harsh
The grill to rocks!
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Originally Posted by Myersd1
I see several people on here PTM the chrome grill surround and even the bumpers. Anything special need to be done to prep these? I want to make sure the body guy I use is up to speed on how to do this.
[MENTION=75690]mbullock[/MENTION] made a great thread about this.. it's pretty much the same method I've been using for years, and I've never had a painted bumper peel or anything. Maybe he'll hone in with a link


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