anybody with a grey range that has painted their bonnet vent grill black?

if so, can you post some pics please..  ... - .- -.




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I really need to paint mine too as it's all scabby!!!

I have I gold one and I painted mine black, it on my other thread, squint and it may look silver/grey lol  2003 ffrr v8 vogue

just looked at yours in your gallery , looks ok..  ... - .- -.




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Did my old silver SC one black and it looked alright ... ====================================

"Open Mike Night " sounded like a lot of fun until i found out i was going to an Autopsy

thanks Mick..  ... - .- -.




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Stan, i colour coded this one... And the mirror covers you wanted to see pal

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i was thinking more of black rather than the same colour as the rest of the range Craig but its just an idea at the moment..

i do like those wing mirrors with the lights though..  ... - .- -.




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i painted mine with the halfords BMW titanium, used a grey printer spray paint to cover the old brunel paint. Looks really good now, paint applied really well.

Matt

stan wrote:

i was thinking more of black rather than the same colour as the rest of the range Craig but its just an idea at the moment..

i do like those wing mirrors with the lights though..

The reason behind colour coding my bonnet panel Stan was because if you do one bit black, where do you stop? Will that one bit look odd compared with the other brunel/titanium bits? Hence colour coding it

I have the same dilema now with the silver car... It's the last bit of brunel left and im stuck between colour coding and gloss black

I'm with Craig - matching the body colour is the way to go, particularly on a red car  Geoff

Craig are the bonnet vents plastic or ally?

Its plastic

Cheers Craig. In that case I've still got primer from doing my mates mirror covers!

Just be careful when removing the washer jets as the water supply pipes snap off ever so easily

You will need to replace the plastic clips that hold the rubber pipes to the underside of the bonnet as they will almost certainly snap when you remove them chaps