For those who have installed meshing in their grilles and bumper openings >>
#4
- Skinny zip ties for the top 2 grill openings and the bottom most one.
- Friction for the bumper openings
Link to BlackCat's cardomain pg with pics
(He was the "designer" of the bulge-grill using mesh.)
Link to my cardomain pg with some pics of mesh-grill making session with BlackCat
- Friction for the bumper openings
Link to BlackCat's cardomain pg with pics
(He was the "designer" of the bulge-grill using mesh.)
Link to my cardomain pg with some pics of mesh-grill making session with BlackCat
#6
Originally posted by StygianMax
- Skinny zip ties for the top 2 grill openings and the bottom most one.
- Friction for the bumper openings
Link to BlackCat's cardomain pg with pics
(He was the "designer" of the bulge-grill using mesh.)
Link to my cardomain pg with some pics of mesh-grill making session with BlackCat
- Skinny zip ties for the top 2 grill openings and the bottom most one.
- Friction for the bumper openings
Link to BlackCat's cardomain pg with pics
(He was the "designer" of the bulge-grill using mesh.)
Link to my cardomain pg with some pics of mesh-grill making session with BlackCat
I've since painted my grill and license plate grill black. I don't care about seeing the plastic grill underneath the mesh anymore. The lower valance grill I still have it as silver colored.
#8
Originally posted by BlackCat
Still looking good, Felix! Brings a tear to my eye!
I've since painted my grill and license plate grill black. I don't care about seeing the plastic grill underneath the mesh anymore. The lower valance grill I still have it as silver colored.
Still looking good, Felix! Brings a tear to my eye!
I've since painted my grill and license plate grill black. I don't care about seeing the plastic grill underneath the mesh anymore. The lower valance grill I still have it as silver colored.
Cheers!
#9
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Cut out your opening(s). That way you can cut your mesh bigger than your hole and place it from behind. Cut out "tabs", bend them over and glue them to the inside of the bumper. No zip ties.
#11
Originally posted by takentomax
plastic zip ties that you can get at any home depot. IT looks awesome after it is done.Stygian max homepage is what help me out with the mesh grill. It's worth the pain for the pleasure.
plastic zip ties that you can get at any home depot. IT looks awesome after it is done.Stygian max homepage is what help me out with the mesh grill. It's worth the pain for the pleasure.
#13
Originally posted by EZEMaxima
StygianMax,
What mesh did you use ? It looks different
StygianMax,
What mesh did you use ? It looks different
#15
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Originally posted by StygianMax
Sup EZEMaxima - the stuff is called "Premium Hinged Gutter Guards". It measures 36" long and ~ 6" wide. The manufacturer is Gutter World (made in USA). It's aluminized steel.
Sup EZEMaxima - the stuff is called "Premium Hinged Gutter Guards". It measures 36" long and ~ 6" wide. The manufacturer is Gutter World (made in USA). It's aluminized steel.
#16
Originally posted by maximaah
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Best stuff in the world, just make sure you have lots of band-aids handy during install...
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Best stuff in the world, just make sure you have lots of band-aids handy during install...
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