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Just had my color matched splash guards and wheel liners installed courtesy of mjdxtreme (yay!), and I love them. Also had my antenna painted to match too, and it looks awesome. I was kind of worried as to how well the splash guards would look, as they were bought already painted to match from gmpartsdirect, and I wasnt sure how close the reds would match, but they look just fine.

 

Here are a couple of pics. Let me know what you all think!

 

 

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Just had my color matched splash guards and wheel liners installed courtesy of mjdxtreme (yay!), and I love them. Also had my antenna painted to match too, and it looks awesome. I was kind of worried as to how well the splash guards would look, as they were bought already painted to match from gmpartsdirect, and I wasnt sure how close the reds would match, but they look just fine.

 

Here are a couple of pics. Let me know what you all think!

 

 

How did you put the REd bo tie in the grill? and was it hard to do?

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How did you put the REd bo tie in the grill? and was it hard to do?

 

 

I went to a place called Fast Signs. If you can find a place that makes custom signs, they may do it for you. It cost me like $35 and its held up well.

 

 

Looks good man, never seen the flaps paint matched, are they holding up well from rock chips?

 

Ive only had them on for three days, but mjdxtreme has had his painted at a local shop, and has had them on for a while and his are holding up fine. So I think mine will do the same.

 

 

I know! I need new wheels but Im not working right now so I have no cash flow at the moment. But rims are at the top of my wish list, among other things.

 

As for taking the badges on the tailgate off, somedays I want them gone, and somedays I dont. I havent made up my mind yet.

 

Thanks Everyone!

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How did you put the REd bo tie in the grill? and was it hard to do?

 

 

The red on the bow tie is just red vinyl overlay over the stock emblem. I did the same with white on my GMC.

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Looks great. I love the sig picture there. The desert has some great opportunities for photos. Sincityz71 and I used to off-road a bit when I was out in Vegas visiting my brother.

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I went to a place called Fast Signs. If you can find a place that makes custom signs, they may do it for you. It cost me like $35 and its held up well.

 

 

Ha. I didn't feel like painting the bowties on wife's Tahoe, so I went to Fast Signs and they said they couldn't do it. Sounds more like they were too lazy. I have painted all of mine.

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Looks great. I love the sig picture there. The desert has some great opportunities for photos. Sincityz71 and I used to off-road a bit when I was out in Vegas visiting my brother.

 

 

Thanks. That picture kind of just happened. Was out at the valley of fire and stopped somewhere to look at a petrified log (looks like a rock shaped like a log if you ask me) and when i was heading back to the truck, I just had to take a picture. It came out better than I thought it would.

 

 

I went to a place called Fast Signs. If you can find a place that makes custom signs, they may do it for you. It cost me like $35 and its held up well.

 

 

Ha. I didn't feel like painting the bowties on wife's Tahoe, so I went to Fast Signs and they said they couldn't do it. Sounds more like they were too lazy. I have painted all of mine.

 

 

People be lazy?? Never! I went to fast signs only because I knew mjdxtreme went there and had his done. When I first walked in and asked about having them do it, they sounded hesitant until I had mentioned that I knew someone had it done there before. Then they had no problem

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The red on the bow tie is just red vinyl overlay over the stock emblem. I did the same with white on my GMC.

 

 

 

So where did you get the overlay? and how does it go on? 3m backing and sticks on or what? Thanks in advance

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So where did you get the overlay? and how does it go on? 3m backing and sticks on or what? Thanks in advance

 

 

I have painted all of mine, but you can find the overlays on the net for cheap. They go on similar to window tint. That way you can more easily place them.

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