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If I'm not mistaken Jaguar XP and similar vendors sell them already done..this way you could always go back to Chrome...
http://www.jaguarxp.com/jagxp/Jaguar...l%20insert.htm
http://www.jaguarxp.com/jagxp/Jaguar...l%20insert.htm
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Any chance anyone might want to part with one of these mesh grills????
I would not mind putting one on my X type....
I would not mind putting one on my X type....
I have a black one but with a quartz surronding... I will sell it to you if you want and then you can just spay the surround red....
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Dude buy the one from JaguarXP here
Dont get an insert...since you'll have to cut up your original and to change inserts out will take about an hour. Trust me I did that!
With the whole mesh you not only save the original but can swap them out within 5 minutes tops.
1 Weekend your chrome the other your black
Dont get an insert...since you'll have to cut up your original and to change inserts out will take about an hour. Trust me I did that!
With the whole mesh you not only save the original but can swap them out within 5 minutes tops.
1 Weekend your chrome the other your black

xman that would be tight but 300 bucks -_-
so i was thinking taking out my insert sandpapering it painting it and putting it back on
and the one from jaguar xp has a chrome surrounding
im trying to get rid of all the chrome on my car
so i was thinking taking out my insert sandpapering it painting it and putting it back on
and the one from jaguar xp has a chrome surrounding
im trying to get rid of all the chrome on my car
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about painting mesh grill black (sandpapering, spraying primer, and coating it with paint)
any opinions on it?

about painting mesh grill black (sandpapering, spraying primer, and coating it with paint)
any opinions on it?

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Sanding a mesh grille sounds like a complete pain in the butt. Why not just:
a) clean with a de-greaser
b) use a self-etching primer
c) paint black
You'll probably get a more consistent finish that way with less effort. Make sure you pick a good metal primer, and a compatible top coat paint.
a) clean with a de-greaser
b) use a self-etching primer
c) paint black
You'll probably get a more consistent finish that way with less effort. Make sure you pick a good metal primer, and a compatible top coat paint.


