Grill Installed And Color Matched(pics)
ffrescue, if you have a brilliant black truck you will have to get a paint shop to match the paint or get cans from the dealer
The paint on your truck is a two-stage, and the can stuff is a one stage...you dont need clear with the one stage but it wont be as shiny as the truck
The paint on your truck is a two-stage, and the can stuff is a one stage...you dont need clear with the one stage but it wont be as shiny as the truck
Really nice job---really nice.
I want to do similar grill paint on my DURANGO---how pricey was that?
Can't really tell what you did to headlights--paint, blackout, -- how did you do whatever you did to headlights--I'm not sure howto handle mine but goal is all maroon
I had a white 1500 Sport that had similar painted grill, bumpers etc--it looked goo so I've decided to do up the DURANGO---it's a dark maroon color and I think it will look good--real sublte change.
I want to do similar grill paint on my DURANGO---how pricey was that?
Can't really tell what you did to headlights--paint, blackout, -- how did you do whatever you did to headlights--I'm not sure howto handle mine but goal is all maroon
I had a white 1500 Sport that had similar painted grill, bumpers etc--it looked goo so I've decided to do up the DURANGO---it's a dark maroon color and I think it will look good--real sublte change.
he bought the lights but I have a DIY up under our forum on how to paint any light. Its not too bad and you can do whatever color.
The durango will probably be 1 1/2 cans of base, a can of primer, a can of adhesion promotor, and a can or clear. Less than $40 including sandpaper.
The durango will probably be 1 1/2 cans of base, a can of primer, a can of adhesion promotor, and a can or clear. Less than $40 including sandpaper.


