ZOSTER33

iTrader: (7)

Nice work so far...Welcome to the forum!

Rochester

iTrader: (9)

Well, the dipped trunk lip looks kind of interesting.

But it's a solid "No" from me for your grille and front bumper.

King_Stee

Thanks and I look forward to meeting some of you peeps!

I've actually been getting a lot of compliments in person and at the dealer... The oem grill was just too much chrome for me... It had to go! The chrome trims are next! lol

blnewt

iTrader: (13)

Not everyone's going to like it, but I really like that you're thinking outside the box and going for a unique look for a white G, definitely not boring and you're making it your own, look forward to it's progress.

Rochester

iTrader: (9)

Surprised you haven't plasti-dipped the cut-out in the rear bumper.

In for a penny...

jesse550

Looks good!

King_Stee

I know I know... ''to his is his own''... Thanks man!

lol.. I have a rear diffuser that is in the process of being painted gloss black.. which will go over that part.

thank you sir!

ZOSTER33

iTrader: (7)

[QUOTE=King_Stee;3467663]Thanks and I look forward to meeting some of you peeps!

Will be at the ARK meet on the 24th of June....see you there?

King_Stee

[quote=ZOSTER33;3467932]Sounds good to me! I should be able to show up since it's a Sunday! Or maybe in my brother's GTR depending on if he is going.

ZOSTER33

iTrader: (7)

Uhhhh just show up in your Infiniti bro!
See you there....

joshk

iTrader: (1)

When you plasti dip your front grill do u have to take it out first? any sanding?

King_Stee

No I did not have to sand it... just make sure to clean it well once you spray it. I would recommend taking it out, it will make it a whole lot easier.

blnewt

iTrader: (13)

check out the grill removal DIY (in the DIY section) takes about 10 minutes to remove grill and it'll turn out better since you can get paint around all the corners and other spots.

Rochester

iTrader: (9)

+1 on removing the grille.

The first time you do it, it might be more like an hour. Takes a while to figure things out, how to move things about without snapping plastic bits, how to un-clip the wire harness, etc. The second time, easily 10 minutes.

In fact, you might want to make learning how to remove and re-install the grille a little project before you commit the time to painting it.

blnewt

iTrader: (13)

Actually takes me about 5 minutes since I don't take off the shroud, just pop the snap clips, remove 2 coolant tank bolts and just tilt the shroud to access the 5 grill nuts. Those two plastic dowels that go into the shroud (unseen) are the tricky ones for a first timer IMO.