If you got the patience and attention to detail I'd say do it. Try out a small section first and if you mess that up you can talk to BWG about ordering you just that section.
This is where I bought it from, and it looks like its $2 cheaper than when i bought it :P
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The curvature of the grille is my biggest concern, but I think I should be fine.
I may fail miserably but it doesn't hurt to try. I bought this loctite plastic epoxy. You're suppose to be able to sand it after it dries.
I bought a completely new grille for $45 including shipping. I just googled the grille part number and it popped up significantly cheaper.
I think thats...
I ordered from BWG and they were a lot of help. I called several shops for quotes on install and BWG recommended me a few he knew in the area. I ended up installing them myself. The whole process took about 5 hours.
I did get some debris underneath one of the stripes. You can't really tell...
My personal preference for cars is badgeless. It's especially funny when you get pulled over and the cop doesn't know the make/model
Thanks!
You and me both.
Ordered an extra grille to do a DIY grille delete.
Since I had the honeycomb section that I cut out for the grille and my original grille, I though I would try my hand at making my own OEM looking pony-less grille delete.
I first cut out the pony from the cut-out grille and then used...