The New Look!! (W/ Before/After Pics)
#1
The New Look!! (W/ Before/After Pics)
I'd been meaning to getting around to re-painting the grille and bow tie on my Blazer since they needed to TLC.
The grille was all faded/scratched and just looked like garbage. So I went ahead and picked up some paint and went to work! I also got some automotive lighting spray and tinted the turn signals and tailights as I've never seen anyone do it, and I like being original!
Opinions/Questions/Comments??
My next project is the faded trim around the back windows..
Enjoy!!
Front End:
Before
After
Rear End:
Before:
After:
notice the black bowtie
I think a new sig is in order!
The grille was all faded/scratched and just looked like garbage. So I went ahead and picked up some paint and went to work! I also got some automotive lighting spray and tinted the turn signals and tailights as I've never seen anyone do it, and I like being original!
Opinions/Questions/Comments??
My next project is the faded trim around the back windows..
Enjoy!!
Front End:
Before
After
Rear End:
Before:
After:
notice the black bowtie
I think a new sig is in order!
#2
mannn I love it!! It looks AWESOME! Did you clear the turn lights? They look a bit dull, if you threw a coat of clear on there it might look a bit better IMO.
Other then that I really love the updates...minor and simple, but they make the truck look 100 times better. Gets me to thinking I might color code my grille too
Other then that I really love the updates...minor and simple, but they make the truck look 100 times better. Gets me to thinking I might color code my grille too
#3
looks good man!!
#4
No I didn't clear the lights, I might though. In the pics they are dirty, when clean they actually shine nicely!
I couldnt believe how much better it looked either! Thanks guys!
I couldnt believe how much better it looked either! Thanks guys!
#5
Looks sweet
#6
did you sand your lights before you sprayed them? if so what grit sandpaper did you use or did you just use a scuff pad?
#7
Nope, I goo-goned them to prep them, i figured that would be the best way to clean them!
#8
gotcha...ive got my stock lights laying around so i think i might try spraying them and see how they turn out.
#9
I'm pretty pleased, the can cost like $14 at Advance Auto and it covers like 14sq feet (compared to like $40 for the covers) A word of advice, hold the can a long ways from the light as the stuff goes on thick. I was holdin it about a foot away and what you see is one coat. So..
#10
haha wow..one coat, that's pretty dark. I'm going to get a can soon to do my tail lights. I just want a slight tint though, probably not fully black