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Spraying Front Grills

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I've recently finished colour coding the engine bay and fog surrounds of my Sea Grey Focus. Problem is the plain plastic grills are now looking a bit faded and lack lustre.

Was thinking of spraying them gloss black to liven them up a bit, I think colour coding them would be the wrong move. If anyone's done this I'd be interested in hearing if your happy with it or seeing a pic of how it turned out as I'm having trouble picturing how it would look. Or is this just a bad idea?

By the time I get around to spraying I will have bought the ST upper and S lower grills.



Have a look at gtechniq C4 before spraying.. permanant trim restoration & you don't have to worry about chips

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