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Old 05-30-2012, 09:12 PM   #1
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Painting & Installing Cmod Grille
Hey everyone, I just ordered the Cmod mesh grille for my 2012 Sentra Spec V and it should be coming in a week.

While I'm waiting, I was just wondering what the best/cheapest place is for painting/installing the grille? I am new to the scene (as you can tell from my RS account) and just purchased my car a few days ago, so I have little to no knowledge on anything hands on. Any tips and advice on where to go would be much appreciated!

Also, if there are any garage mechanics that see this and would like to help me out/teach me how to in person, I'm sure we could work something out for cheaper than a shop.

EDIT - Noticed that this isn't a technical question, so will be reposting this somewhere else. If mods see this, you can delete it.
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Hey!

Bring it by the shop and I can figure out a cost effective way to help you out with this.... sometimes it looks like more work than it is but sometimes its just "more work" LOL
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Old 06-06-2012, 05:00 PM   #3
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For painting - couple cans of dupli colour will do.

Install shouldn't take that long, google the how-to, there should be plenty of instructions online on DIY.
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The painting part I might be able to handle. Problem is I don't own any tools for installation. Been doing a bunch of moving around and have very little with me. I could always try and bribe a friend with tools and a garage with some beer haha. Don't think my strata will be happy with me painting a grille in the underground parking.
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