View Poll Results: Which engine did you get to power your Platinum?
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08-02-2013, 10:16 AM
#1521
Member
This scares me.
There has to be a paint code for the platinum grill or a similar color.
Think of the guy who is building the boost bars and matching the color. He must have found a solution.
I would respray it if it bugs you that much. I havent seen a paint for it but there must be something.
08-06-2013, 07:27 PM
#1526
This scares me.
There has to be a paint code for the platinum grill or a similar color.
Think of the guy who is building the boost bars and matching the color. He must have found a solution.
I would respray it if it bugs you that much. I havent seen a paint for it but there must be something.
There has to be a paint code for the platinum grill or a similar color.
Think of the guy who is building the boost bars and matching the color. He must have found a solution.
I would respray it if it bugs you that much. I havent seen a paint for it but there must be something.
Hey All
Place I work in my "day job" Actually makes the rear tailgate applique, they are ABD plastic molded grey and chrome plated in "satin chrome" (chromed with a matte finish) and that is the same process I use for the boost-bars. The upper grille will most defiantly be the same process, in which case it isn't paint at all. My only suddgestion would be to CAREFULLY sand/file/the displaced plating/plastic true to the surrounding area and use a touch up paint to make the dent less noticeable . as fair as colour code or match colour...your guess is as good as mine for best match
Below isn't a bad idea to try either!!
You could try to put a tiny bit of heat to it... Heat gun, blow dryer or if your so inclined a gentle touch with a lighter. Then push on it with the rubber end of a screw driver or even your finger to try and push the edges down. Should make it a little less noticeable
08-12-2013, 06:40 PM
#1529
Senior Member
