plastic dip or paint or buy midnight grill, that's the question.
Normally, when I see ebay listings that blatantly screw up specs and photos, it's a red flag. Assuming you get exactly what you're expecting, that's a pretty good deal. Good luck, bri.
i just got a killer deal! i offered 130 + 15 shipping for a new one and a seller accepted my offer.
F2310 1NF1A Infiniti G37 Sedan Midnight Black Grille New | eBay
F2310 1NF1A Infiniti G37 Sedan Midnight Black Grille New | eBay
I dipped mine, I love the way it came out.
4 Coats standard black, 2 coats glossifier.
https://i.imgur.com/cp5Ywej.jpg
4 Coats standard black, 2 coats glossifier.
https://i.imgur.com/cp5Ywej.jpg
Just was browsing and found the midnight black grill for sedan on sale for $180 plus shipping, came out to about $200 total for me:
2010+ Sedan grill for $143
your welcome
2010+ Sedan grill for $143
your welcome

Update: I received the part and it's the correct one. Also, the seller has it on sale now for $143.55.
Last edited by bri; Mar 19, 2014 at 08:32 PM.
I would imagine the vinyl would be less prone to chipping than plastidipping. Like people have mentioned, wrapping can be a pain especially if you have never done it before and it can be expensive if done professionally. I plastidipped my grill and I'm glad how it turned out. I run it through the car washes and its holds up perfectly fine.
There is a thread the DIY section that I followed. The key is to bend the rear vertical section of the radiator shroud over the rear-facing pegs (there are some pictures in the thread to help illustrate) and then get the front vertical section of the shroud over the metal platform the shroud sits on (lift the rear and look underneath it to see how it catches on the platform).
I put my midnight grill on. Looks pretty good - I would have preferred matte black but plastidipping seems like too much of a pain and having to redo it from all the chipping. I left the emblem off for now because I may plastidip that.
There is a thread the DIY section that I followed. The key is to bend the rear vertical section of the radiator shroud over the rear-facing pegs (there are some pictures in the thread to help illustrate) and then get the front vertical section of the shroud over the metal platform the shroud sits on (lift the rear and look underneath it to see how it catches on the platform).
I put my midnight grill on. Looks pretty good - I would have preferred matte black but plastidipping seems like too much of a pain and having to redo it from all the chipping. I left the emblem off for now because I may plastidip that.
I put my midnight grill on. Looks pretty good - I would have preferred matte black but plastidipping seems like too much of a pain and having to redo it from all the chipping. I left the emblem off for now because I may plastidip that.








