[TommyV]

Well only a small portion. I saw the Roush lower grill and it appears that it has a piece that covers the one inch portion below the bottom crease on the bumper.

So I was bored today and decided to paint that one inch portion, flat black.

I taped it off, sanded it, and sprayed away:

Before (old pic):

Masked:

After:

It makes it appear a little bigger and it matches the height of the cut out next to it.

Next, I'm not crazy about those cut outs. I hope Roush will sell their fog inserts without the lights. It will look like a brake cooling duct.

 

[V6 Cannonballer]

BEAUTIFUL! Love it! :bigthumbsup :bigthumbsup

 

[Guest]

I feel stupid. What is different?

 

[V6 Cannonballer]

The lower grille opening looks larger because the upper lip is painted black now.

My comment, of course, was in regards to the car as a whole.

 

[Cbaty08]

I can't see any difference??:yelwacko:

 

[fake]

Looks bad ass!............

 

[TommyV]

BEAUTIFUL! Love it! :bigthumbsup :bigthumbsup

Thanks!

The lower grille opening looks larger because the upper lip is painted black now.

What he said.

Looks bad ass!............

Thanks!

 

[Cbaty08]

I see now, could hardly tell... if you like it, cool!

Certainly won't find me touching my car with a can of spray paint.

 

[TommyV]

Certainly won't find me touching my car with a can of spray paint.

Ha!, I love spray paint, already painted my rear lower valance, hood vents, faux GC ring, grill pony, and now the bumper.

 

[5LITER_MUENSTER]

What did you do again?






















Ooookkay...I see it now LOL


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[TommyV]

One inch is hard to see, you should know that.

 

[RoboStang]

It took me a while to see what you did but it really does look better. Nice job.

Rob