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Your truck looks awesome with color matched grille and headlights trim.

i have the same wheels.. :)

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What's your opinion on the saddle brown?

 

I love it. It was the one of the very few factors that made me choose Silverado over the Sierra A/T White Diamond 6.2L that I also ordered in.

 

The interior is

a) very different and unexpected when getting into a Chevy pickup

b) not too dark (I hate black interiors) and not too light that it shows every speck of dirt

c) the piping and stitching contrasts so much and looks very high end IMO

 

Silverado had cooled seats, driver assist package, and the interior was rare (so far) = ended up taking Chev over GMC

  • 2 months later...
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Very nice, I have a white diamond LTZ and want to color match my mud flaps and front and rear bumpers.

 

 

 

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When you did your rims, did you remove the wheels and do the inside as well? Or did you just do the outside. I plan on doing mine in black this spring.

 

Sent from my Nexus 5

 

 

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Did you do any sanding before applying the plasti-dip to the color matched grill/emblems etc? Just wondering as I think I may do color matched bowties and lower valence, but wanted to be sure to do it right the first time around.

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Did you do any sanding before applying the plasti-dip to the color matched grill/emblems etc? Just wondering as I think I may do color matched bowties and lower valence, but wanted to be sure to do it right the first time around.

No need to sand for PD. Plus it would defeat the purpose of its remove ability.

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