Plasti Dipped a few parts. What do you think?

[JFN89]

I finally put time aside to plasti dipped my grill, my emblems and the piece thats above the license plate. Once you start you want to plast dip everything. What do you guys think?

[derekwilkinson]

I like the front grill but not the emblems or the part about the grill but it might look better in person. also i don't like a bunch of bumper stickers haha i like a clean look

[Richy]

Looks good mate!

[fuserest]

Yeah, you do want to start dipping everything. I like the grille, but not above the rear plate. The emblems, eh, whatever.

[JFN89]

I wasn't too sure how it would come out so thank god for plasti dip. I don't like the fact that the only chrome on the car is the grill and them emblems. I want to get rid of the chrome because the trim is all black. Saab should have added more chhrome or blacked out whatever chrome that's on the car. Thanks for the input guys I still don't know about the trink piece.

[Laserredsaab]

Like the grill.

[93o8]

The grille looks good. I would have debadged, removed the stickers, and either left the strip above the plate alone or matched it to the paint of the car. You should remove that plate holder as well.

[JFN89]

I removed the black strip above the plate. When I was walking down the block and saw it from far it made the car look cheap. Love how it peels right off. The plate frames have to stay because they are from my shop and my last name is on it which I think its pretty cool.

[Jor3lBR]

How hard was it to pull the grill out? Could you post instructions for dummies? Thanks!


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[iksnoved25]

Originally Posted by Jor3lBR

How hard was it to pull the grill out? Could you post instructions for dummies? Thanks!


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I've read a lot of people take off the front bumper to get the grill out. I didn't and had no problems, took me 3 minutes tops (maybe I was just lucky though). But what I did was this. I took a flat head (tape around edge) and started to gently pry out a small gap from the top. Then did the same with the bottom, just enough where it would look like it would wiggle. I then took my fingers and put them into the grill (spread out to disperse the force and avoid braking it), and just wiggled and tugged on it. It came out no problem, same with the other side pieces too.

[Jor3lBR]

Originally Posted by iksnoved25

I've read a lot of people take off the front bumper to get the grill out. I didn't and had no problems, took me 3 minutes tops (maybe I was just lucky though). But what I did was this. I took a flat head (tape around edge) and started to gently pry out a small gap from the top. Then did the same with the bottom, just enough where it would look like it would wiggle. I then took my fingers and put them into the grill (spread out to disperse the force and avoid braking it), and just wiggled and tugged on it. It came out no problem, same with the other side pieces too.

Thank you!

Your job looks great btw!

[MA2]

looks nice

[iksnoved25]

Originally Posted by Jor3lBR

Thank you!

Your job looks great btw!

Thank you very much. Car was dirty but just wanted to show it anyways. Dip the side markers as well! Makes it look real clean and doesnt have the bright orange look out of place.