Another Roush grill, but not chrome
Thanks everyone 
I couldn't fit mine on properly, so I glued it on a little with some left over black silicon sealant I had for the fog lamp painting project. I only did it enough so I can heat it up with a hair dryier and remove it in the future for when I paint it and add an overlay. But yes, I glued it a little, and its holding well.
I couldn't fit mine on properly, so I glued it on a little with some left over black silicon sealant I had for the fog lamp painting project. I only did it enough so I can heat it up with a hair dryier and remove it in the future for when I paint it and add an overlay. But yes, I glued it a little, and its holding well.
Looks good, still impressed as to how young you are and using so much technique and precision.
but IMO the emblem ruined it. Maybe if you did something like a black emblem with the wicked color red you have that would work well!
Whens wheels and tires??!
but IMO the emblem ruined it. Maybe if you did something like a black emblem with the wicked color red you have that would work well!
Whens wheels and tires??!

Hey that looks good man! I was wondering where did you get your paint for your grill surround? And also where the steps the same as painting your Roush? How is that paint holding up? Thanks for the help!
Still looks good bud! BTW man I watched a few of ur videos on youtube.
Its amazing how happier of a life us guys who incorporate humor into everything live!!
That buddy of urs is crazy the one with the Honda XR lol. gave me a good laugh.
Its amazing how happier of a life us guys who incorporate humor into everything live!!
That buddy of urs is crazy the one with the Honda XR lol. gave me a good laugh.
I don't think it would have mattered what grit sand paper you use. Rocks from other vehicles will always chip paint... Other than that, the grill looks fantastic and I mean outstanding. You have done a great job...






