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Warlock
10-04-2004, 04:41 AM
http://www.elantra-club.ru/photos/grill_warlock/img001.jpg

how do you like it? you asking what prise? It's free!
04Elantra
10-04-2004, 08:56 AM
you want to sell your old GT grill?
Warlock
10-04-2004, 09:28 AM
no... that is my old grill! I've just clean it and now it chrome.

you want to sell your old GT grill?
Freval
10-08-2004, 11:39 PM
:bowdown: Hey Warlock, How did you remove the black paint, Or did you send it out to be chromed.
CuddleBug1899
10-08-2004, 11:52 PM
Is there a DIY on this?
TNT4ME
10-09-2004, 05:54 AM
I discovered totally by accident that if you get some Zip Ease (blue can), VERY carefully using Q-Tips, apply to the area you want, wait about 30 Sec, and wipe off, the black comes off with no scratches. Leaves the crome nice and shiny. This is bacause the crome layer is actually a thick "foil" type. I discovered this when converting a grill I bought from Hyunelan2 that I am converting to a new style for my car. Also If you take off too much black, you can then tape off the crome and spray that "oops" area with flat black so its black again...

Use this advise at your own risk, best to do with an "extra" grill
Jlivan
10-09-2004, 09:50 AM
Nice grill! It looks a lot better than the plain stock one.
Seinster
10-09-2004, 11:18 AM
Personally I'm not a fan of a lot of chrome on the exterior, but it looks good.
I definately prefer a mesh grill to that style.
Nice to see someone with a silver elantra with those headlights, I have the same, and have been thinking of replacing the amber lens with a clear lens.
chouonrow
10-14-2004, 04:32 AM
no... that is my old grill! I've just clean it and now it chrome.


how? i want this grill, but i thought that i must buy it
JuMpMaN6235
10-14-2004, 12:56 PM
how? i want this grill, but i thought that i must buy it


I discovered totally by accident that if you get some Zip Ease (blue can), VERY carefully using Q-Tips, apply to the area you want, wait about 30 Sec, and wipe off, the black comes off with no scratches. Leaves the crome nice and shiny. This is bacause the crome layer is actually a thick "foil" type. I discovered this when converting a grill I bought from Hyunelan2 that I am converting to a new style for my car. Also If you take off too much black, you can then tape off the crome and spray that "oops" area with flat black so its black again...

Use this advise at your own risk, best to do with an "extra" grill


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