Smooth open grill

  1. Regular Poster Joined: Oct 2011 Harlow, Essex Posts: 310 Sally the Saxo (VTR)
    #1
    Took my grill out and it looks better without it than it does with it imo, just wondering if anyone has done it? Similar to this fibreglass one..
  2. Frequent Poster Joined: Mar 2012 Derbyshire Posts: 770
    #2
    Each to there own, The words that spring to my mind when i look at that are... Gash, Chav, Tacky, Cheap, 2003, Max power, Nova, BBQ, Bird Cage

    But as said each to there own and i respect you still having interest in doing unique touches to you car bud!

    i prefer this look

  3. Saxperience Addict Joined: Jan 2008 west london Posts: 13810
    #3
    Yeah the first pic looks horrific, just like somethings missing..
    2nd pic looks good. Needs to be properly done so it doesn't crack though
  4. Regular Poster Joined: Oct 2011 Harlow, Essex Posts: 310 Sally the Saxo (VTR)
    #4
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by W343NNA View Post
    Each to there own, The words that spring to my mind when i look at that are... Gash, Chav, Tacky, Cheap, 2003, Max power, Nova, BBQ, Bird Cage

    But as said each to there own and i respect you still having interest in doing unique touches to you car bud!

    i prefer this look

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by LSOfreak View Post
    Yeah the first pic looks horrific, just like somethings missing..
    2nd pic looks good. Needs to be properly done so it doesn't crack though
    I see what you mean guys, ive seen that red one while searching but may just keep the grill in aha thanks for the input as always!
  5. Frequent Poster Joined: Mar 2012 Derbyshire Posts: 770
    #5
    I had a go at doing that smooth grill myself back in the day. Was an absolute ball ache, Tigersealed the dimma grill in, and also screwed it, then used fibreglass filler and it still cracked after a couple of weeks making plastic join is harry potter stuff, glad I never had it properly sprayed