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The red Bronco's grill looks right because glints of the vertical and horizontal bars are apparent due to the gloss. If it were flat, then they'd disappear and just look like a big black hole.
My rig, the camo'd truck above, has silver leading edges but is otherwise semi-flat black. It needed the silver edges to maintain its visual identity as an an early Dentside.
Nice work, I like the letter treatment as well, most people probably don't notice it
Nice work, I like the letter treatment as well, most people probably don't notice it
Good eye blue!
The chrominess toned down. The recesses were filled with opaque gloss black. I also shot the gas cap and emblems with Duplicolor Black Chrome... it's more or less a black candy with a clear.
Say, why doesn't someone reading this thread try black chrome paint on a grill shell? Hint... hint...
well, I just bought a near perfect '79 grille shell... and the '73 grille shell I have has a few small dents. I may just go with the '79 and see how it looks when I'm getting it together. If I paint it black it will just be gloss black like the rest of the black on the trust, probably like the red bronco. If I hate it I'll find an early shell.
I found that bronco right after it was sold, it was still on car lot and in their inventory..... dang it. Yes its shape and has a unique and different color scheme approach.
This is the winner so far, to me. I like this... of course that truck doesn't look great since it needs paint but the grille looks nice with the leading edge taped off.
Say, why doesn't someone reading this thread try black chrome paint on a grill shell? Hint... hint...
I did it a few years ago on my Silverado's chrome grille and bumper. I am not sure if I am a fan of the paint or not...at the amount I had to put on to get good coverage, it really darkened and I could have just sprayed it with a gloss black and got the same effect.
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