A perfectly fine grill:


Uh oh... Point of no return.








This part isn't that much of a big deal, the top part you can see if you bend down and look up, the bottom part is hidden.






























Screwed everything back on...








As you can see...There is still stuff to hide/relocate/cut off/paint behind the bumper. Not complete just yet.

Sorry for the large size, PB is down after I uploaded the last few, can't change the size yet.

 

I like the diamond star but yours looks very nice. Nothing beats a Dremmel!

 

seems like a lot of work
and i dont agree with getting ride of it

 

Eh looks good. But i love the Diamonds.

 

Hey props! What is that black bondo stuff you put?

 

http://www.evercoat.com/productDetail.aspx?pID=179

 

Good stuff! Thanks!

 

looks like a lot of work, but very nice, came out extremely clean

 

looks better debadged =) good job on a diy.....

 

Very nice, I wonder what we did before we had a dremel.

 

nice job

 

Not sure if i am crazy about the look, But your work looks excellent

 

hey dude, im planning on doing this as well. how did you take off that plastic grill? clips or screws? also did you have to remove the entire front bumper to do so? what kind of paint did you use?

sorry about all the questions lol looks really good

 

yes the hole bumper has to come off
second there is about 20 little screws u have to take out
i had to do this to put my middle section on

 

Do the diamonds pop out of the plastic holding?