Shaved Stuff & Painted Stuff
#1
11-25-2010
Shaved Stuff & Painted Stuff
The tailgate needed to be painted and since it did, I decided to shave it too. I also repainted the hood and the grill surround. Since I am a vol. firefighter, I bought a red/clear LED dash light that I mounted just below the rear view mirror.
Anyway, on with the pictures:
Before:
Hood was semi gloss and didn't come out the way I wanted it.
During:
After:
And a little flexing:
That's it for the pictures. Let me know what you think.
Anyway, on with the pictures:
Before:
Hood was semi gloss and didn't come out the way I wanted it.
During:
After:
And a little flexing:
That's it for the pictures. Let me know what you think.
Last edited by Trigger01; 11-25-2010 at 01:12 PM.
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11-25-2010
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#20
11-27-2010
Whole job looks great!
I like the Hood, looking to do something along that line too.
Pin-Striping is different, my vote is still out on that but it look good on your setup.
The Tail Gate looks the best, I like the no emblem look, clean, straight forward, if it wasn’t so much work and money I would have it done to mine.
Great job, looks good...
I like the Hood, looking to do something along that line too.
Pin-Striping is different, my vote is still out on that but it look good on your setup.
The Tail Gate looks the best, I like the no emblem look, clean, straight forward, if it wasn’t so much work and money I would have it done to mine.
Great job, looks good...
#23
11-27-2010
Basically what you do is take everything out and do a 180* with it the rod on the left goes to the right and the right one to the left side and it all works out. So everything was just flipped.
I definitely kept the handle. While I want the truck to look good, i still need it to be as functional as possible.
Thanks for all the comments!
#25
11-27-2010
