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  • 2 weeks later...
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This is one option 84029800 to replace the whole valance. Is like 215 plus 75 core charge from gmpartsnow or plasti-dip your chrome one.

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This is one option 84029800 to replace the whole valance. Is like 215 plus 75 core charge from gmpartsnow or plasti-dip your chrome one

 

Thank you for the part number. I am probably taking it off and spraying it with body color matching paint.

  • 2 months later...
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Thank you for the part number. I am probably taking it off and spraying it with body color matching paint.

 

  • 2 years later...
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2 hours ago, rah7777777 said:

I know this is old, but anyone know if GM made a part number for the black version?

Ive never seen a black one. You either have the ltz/high country chrome. Or you get the whole LT/WT valancein textured plastic

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I guess it’s a possibility the black version does not seperate from the entire section. 

 

Only version that seperates is the chrome version?! Seems silly GM would do that but maybe. 

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1 hour ago, rah7777777 said:

I guess it’s a possibility the black version does not seperate from the entire section. 

 

Only version that seperates is the chrome version?! Seems silly GM would do that but maybe. 

Yup

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I have all black lower valance on Lt truck, in ohio , I’ll trade of the whole chrome and black valance , I’ll switch both and pay a little boot,thanks 

  • 9 months later...
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35C29FE0-1F7B-4BCD-A6D1-7E320F21E15D.thumb.jpeg.d6ffda506c0d346e08235cc276498ef1.jpegThere is no black version that is a direct replacement for the chrome. 

 

The black version ones are actually molded into the entire bumper piece. You’d have to swap it all out. 

 

What I did was coat mine in bed liner spray. 

 

Twice actually. First time over the chrome and it bubbled. 2nd time I chipped all of it off and peeled all the chrome off, down to bare grey plastic and did it again with a raptor bed liner kit (first time was just a rattle can deal) 

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