Paint rear vent trim?

[jayzon831]

I think painting the "bridge" does make it look better/cleaner. The paint on the vent trim doesn't seem to make much of a difference.

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[ayayron212]

Painted the fake vent trim and the "bridge" between them to minimize the huge holes in the back of the car and accept smaller ones. I think the outcome is proof of concept. Your thoughts?

i really like this look! , I actually think it it makes the back end more fuller! I have rallye red sport and I am seriously considering this . how did you get the colour match so well? I wish I was good on photo shop so I could see a red version. great work well done

 

[ayayron212]

could someone do a front face image with the black trim around the vents painted also? and maybe the hood brow painting in white too? would be interesting to see how it would look.

 

[D-kid]

i really like this look! , I actually think it it makes the back end more fuller! I have rallye red sport and I am seriously considering this . how did you get the colour match so well? I wish I was good on photo shop so I could see a red version. great work well done

I took it to a body shop to have this done. $400.

 

[Jazzman0718]

Painted the fake vent trim and the "bridge" between them to minimize the huge holes in the back of the car and accept smaller ones. I think the outcome is proof of concept. Your thoughts?

I think it's cool the way the reflectors stand out now.

 

[D-kid]

yuck,

i think it looked better before

Each to their own.

 

[rwsmith123]

I like it

 

[jtrader]

Funny, I just did this yesterday. I was going to make a new thread, but eh, this threat will work! Good bye fake rear vents.

The process involved a dremel with cutting wheels and sander bits, some sheet metal, and a small amount of silver wrap (which I had left over from my spoiler). A couple hours well spent if you ask me. Excuse the dirt --she needs a wash.

 

[D-kid]

Funny, I just did this yesterday. I was going to make a new thread, but eh, this threat will work! Good bye fake rear vents.

The process involved a dremel with cutting wheels and sander bits, some sheet metal, and a small amount of silver wrap (which I had left over from my spoiler). A couple hours well spent if you ask me. Excuse the dirt --she needs a wash.

Looks totally pro.