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Anyone know of where to obtain the painted to match covers for the tow mirrors in place of the chrome covers currently? I've seen some on other trucks

 

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The trucks I've seen on YouTube have pulled them off and had them paint matched. 

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I’m in the process of painting mine, just with adhesion promoter, primer, base, and 2k clear.  I should have them back on tomorrow.  They pop off easily.

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6 hours ago, swaptrex14 said:

I’m in the process of painting mine, just with adhesion promoter, primer, base, and 2k clear.  I should have them back on tomorrow.  They pop off easily.

Interested to see/hear how these turned out

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It’s fairly easy.  There’s a video on YouTube showing how to disassemble the entire mirror.  Just search “color match 2020 denali”.

 

Mine are fully smoothed and painted now.  They were a pain to take apart, but didn’t break anything and was worth it.

 

 

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I’m looking for the chrome caps. Mine are all black (LT trim package). My truck came factory with chrome bumpers, door handles and badging. The chrome mirrors  like the LTZ and High Country trucks have would look so good on my 2020 Z71 HD. I’ve had this truck for almost a year now and haven’t been able to find any solution other than paying $3000 dollars for the actual LTZ mirrors. Help please! I’m borderline desperate. Lol. Thanks in advance!

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