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So I got some flexible black filler, and repaired the splitter and resprayed it and tidied the gap with some black silicone .
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Hi All, has anyone got pics of there gt 3 smile grill in the front bumper , i have a grill [no template] just wondering if its worth the hole , its a cosmetic mod but my car looks like a gt car factory fit kit in lapis blue rgds Mark
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How did you cut that so clean looks awsome better than the grill it looks more suited to the 996 front than the grill i have more info o this please before i cut rgs Mark
My bumper needed a respray anyway, it was with Autofarm for a load of other work so I asked them to do it. They copied the grill size from a GT3 and I supplied the black aluminium mesh. The body shop then tidied it all up when it was in for paint so it looks perfect!
I was tempted to do myself, but I knew it would need paint and smoothing out so left it to the pros, glad I did in the end!!
I bought an old bumper off ebay with a damages splitter , and a grill that had fallen off. So I got some flexible black filler, and repaired the splitter and resprayed it and tidied the gap with some black silicone .
The grill I made up some brackets and then glued these to the inside of tghe bumper with some black flexible adhesive. The edge of the smile cut out I edges with some kit car edging. The grill was stock porsche but doesnt give a nice edge to the bumper without the edging. It looks better than it sounds
My wifes not a fan of the look, but all in for about 100£ including the bumper, its a bit of fun. I'm keeping it on, haters or otherwise.
I love that :thumb: so much cleaner than the plastic smile insert :thumb:
great job 8) I ended up also painting black the silver bits that you can see through the grille it hide them a bit
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