DIY Complete Grill 56k beware!!
#1
DIY Complete Grill 56k beware!!
This was my first attempt to modify my GS300. I have not owned the vehicle for more then 2 weeks and I saw this DIY mod and I knew it had to be done...completely.
Enjoy the pics...
Started out as...
Then became...
I say she is look'n mighty good!
Enjoy the pics...
Started out as...
Then became...
I say she is look'n mighty good!
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#10
btw I used Jasco premium paint remover, I think it was called, from Home Depot.
#11
I too would like to know. I tried to strip the whole grill so that I could get as much chrome to show as possible, but it looked horrible so I spray painted everything again and stripped off the paint on the front and bottom.
btw I used Jasco premium paint remover, I think it was called, from Home Depot.
btw I used Jasco premium paint remover, I think it was called, from Home Depot.
okay Lexusk,
thanks for da pointer....
#12
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Not trying to be sarcastic, but I've been reading posts on this exact same mod for 8 years now.
Do a search and you will find plenty of how-to information
Do a search and you will find plenty of how-to information
Last edited by RMMGS4; 09-18-08 at 02:19 AM.
#15
I used "Goof Off"....yes I spelled that correctly. Its web site is www.goof-off.com It's in a liquid solution and can be used for many things but one is to strip paint so be careful. The other 2 things I used to get the paint off was an old tooth brush and some Grade #0000 steel wool. The tooth brush was especially helpful in the window area. Both were purchased at Lowe's.
Took about 3 hours...I'm very meticulous and wanted it done right the first time.
Thanks for all the compliments!!
Took about 3 hours...I'm very meticulous and wanted it done right the first time.
Thanks for all the compliments!!