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Ever consider thicker mesh for that style of grill? This stuff pretty closey matches the OEM lower mesh grill/air dam, but is still see-thru enough to show the air intakes. Plastic Grill Mesh Sheets
Put the Avalon King ceramic coat on her a few weeks back. I think this is the second wash in about two months since it has been on. The ceramic coat has been ok as far as durability wise but it did give it a nice deep gloss.
I always thought your car had the OEM front lip but looks so awesome without it. Car is exceptionally clean after almost 12 years!
I think it looks great both ways, however I think I prefer the Sport lip as it gives the car an ever lower stance. I would have one on my car already if it wasn't so expensive.
I think it looks great both ways, however I think I prefer the Sport lip as it gives the car an ever lower stance. I would have one on my car already if it wasn't so expensive.
Agree that the OEM sport lip, midnight grill and rear spoiler transform the image of the car. Downside is the front lip feels like it adds another 1-2 inches in the front that is hard to judge when parking, so it loves to find high curbs (fine as long as nobody else drives the car). It also collects rock chips quickly, which is why I ended up pimping mine out as replacements are difficult to locate for a reasonable price and all the body shops I approached regarding painting gave me the Heisman. I spent years trying to maintain with Dr. Colorchip, but I recently threw in the towel. I'm glad that I went with the paint protective film 11 years ago on the rest of the front fascia as it has held up well (the lip was added years later).
09-06-2023, 11:58 AM
