To black the grill or not to black the grill?
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horacioad
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Well......? Black or Silver? Seems that black won....
Boaz
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Black looks good. You could always invest in a replacement grill that's black giving you the option to switch back at some point if you decide you didn't like it. Maybe find one at a junk yard or someplace.
A matt finish is probably a good idea if you expect to get it scratched and banged up at all.
A matt finish is probably a good idea if you expect to get it scratched and banged up at all.
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Just like the Disco II setup...
Alex, can you PS that configuration onto your LR3?
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Just like the Disco II setup...
Alex, can you PS that configuration onto your LR3?
I dunno, for some reason it works on the disco II...Maybe bc the area around the headlights is black???
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black on the grill looks good, because it ties in with the black on the roof rack. Instead of using glossy jet black you might want to get a slightly matte black with a little bit of a greyish color to match the unpainted bumper ends.
Finally it would probably look cool with a flat black vinyl strip on the hood (I think the G4 trucks had this), to keep down the glare from the lights on the roof rack.
Just my 2 cents.
Finally it would probably look cool with a flat black vinyl strip on the hood (I think the G4 trucks had this), to keep down the glare from the lights on the roof rack.
Just my 2 cents.
