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If I were you, I'd look towards powder coating the bumpers. If they can match the colour close enough anyway. Powder coat is very strong and I'm sure they can just sandblast the bumpers then powder them. Cost me only a couple hundred dollars when I had mine done on my old truck.
If I were you, I'd look towards powder coating the bumpers. If they can match the colour close enough anyway. Powder coat is very strong and I'm sure they can just sandblast the bumpers then powder them. Cost me only a couple hundred dollars when I had mine done on my old truck.
This is what I've done in the past with chrome pieces I didnt want.. If done right it looks sharp, and it's significantly cheaper.
grill surround is BC3Z8200BPTM
the middle part does not come primed it only comes chrome on your style grill
front bumper paint to match BC3Z17757CPTM
rear bumper paint to match 9C3Z17906CPTM
Ive got a good friend who is a autobody mechanic so hes gonna give the chrome bars a go.
Oh and SavageNFS .. I will thread jack you someday somewhere
I just thinking of the cost, if he giving it a way you could have it sandblasted and then painted. If it didn't workout to your satisfaction you would still have your original bumper.
I just thinking of the cost, if he giving it a way you could have it sandblasted and then painted. If it didn't workout to your satisfaction you would still have your original bumper.
I'm in truck country so I wont have a hard time flipping these for a few hundred bucks each.