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My Arctic Silver C4 is currently in a bodyshop having some cosmetic work done (it already has a full GT3 bodykit). I have requested them to fit bumper grilles on the air intakes whilst the unit is removed. The question is, do I have the grilles painted black, painted the same colour as the car or do I leave them as polished stainless steel/aluminium. Any advice or pics are appreciated. :?:
Black. That way they still look like apertures and you still retain the beautiful 996 aero look.
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definitely black. Anything else looks like its been stuck on at Halfords.
Orange.... like the Rover 218Vi !!! :mrgreen: Only kidding..... Black all day long but get them etched first, if they paint straight onto alloy they will be flaking in no time. :thumb:
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