NOW.... to painting or Dipping my grill..which is the better way to go DIP, since you can remove it...Ive got a moonlight white G and I love the way the grill looks black, like the accents of the fog light area and the lower grill ?....anyways...think it would look stupid dipped it white plast dip ??..has anyone ever done that ??

 

Try it and see. That's the beauty of dip.

If it looks good then take the dip off and paint it.

 

I can't imagine anything looking good dipped white, but go for it and see.

The larger observation is that you're asking for opinions about what to do in a thread that's all about what you just did.

However, since you have a MW Sedan, here's what I did years ago. No regrets.

 

Or in this case....the heat. LOL


Anyway, painting the grille will give you a nicer and smoother finish compared to dip but will be more expensive and permanent. Alternative to those two is vinyl wrapping, which is kind of in the middle.


FWIW, I dipped the grille on my G35 coupe in black and it held up nicely over 2 years. Didn't have to give it any maintenance or cleaning besides a simple scrub each time I washed my car.

 

painted or dipped ?

 

Who, me? That's professionally painted by a local shop. Tri-coat Moonlight White around the perimeter, and a light metallic flake in basic gloss-black on the slats. $275 out the door.

MW is an expensive mix. And the nature of the project meant a 2x job.

 

Did a little poor mans dress up bolt. Also painted some of the brackets.

 

I would paint it instead of using DIP. I had dipped mine and it looked very good but it was always too Matte for me. So I finally pulled the trigger and removed the dip and painted it duplicolor shadow which looks way better and only costs 22$.

 

Washed it and cleaned up the engine bay a little bit.

 

That looks so bad ***! I like how you left the chrome piece chrome..
Great work!!

 

Picked up a set of project wheels...need a little bit of tlc anybody have any tips for oxidation on wheels?

 

I did some more data logging. Trying to get daily driving data, and launch data to uprev tune it soon.

 

Thanks man! I figured I'd leave the Mt. Fuji chrome to match my trunk, since that's all that I left on there after debadging.. Now onto the next project!

 

Got me some tires, so I finally got my wheels installed

 

Agree w/ the others, did a great job on that!