has anyone color matched their grill on the '91 style chromes
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Year: 1991
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has anyone color matched their grill on the '91 style chromes
If you have painted your chrome grill black or to match your paint color, how did it turn out? I am considering doing this, and I want to see how it might look, anyone got pics?
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Like these? (just from a google search) I think it was the "Limited" trim that had it that way, or maybe it was an option.
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Like these? (just from a google search) I think it was the "Limited" trim that had it that way, or maybe it was an option.
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Thanks guys. I'm not sure if I want to keep the all white look or not. I'll have it at stock hight soon hopefully and that'll make it easier to decide
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Year: 1996
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Best way to do it would be to get the color code for the paint on your jeep and buy it online. Depending on how faded your paint is, it should match up pretty well
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Year: 1996
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Thanks. I bought it like this (I've only had it for 3 weeks). I replaced the bumper that was on it with the one from my Cherokee and I had to paint it though. It matches good enough for now, but I just got the Chrysler white paint at the parts store (complete rip off by the way).
Best way to do it would be to get the color code for the paint on your jeep and buy it online. Depending on how faded your paint is, it should match up pretty well
Best way to do it would be to get the color code for the paint on your jeep and buy it online. Depending on how faded your paint is, it should match up pretty well
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As far as recommending a brand, I really can't because I've mainly just used rustolium spray on bedliner
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I did my 92 flat black and it was nice. I have some painting experience and i know spraypaint looks good when done right. But im planning on using the rustoleum canned paint in my sprayer like i normally do just for the sake of better results
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