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I’m in search of red AT4 tow hooks for a GMC 1500. I will trade my black tow hooks if anyone is interested! 

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16 minutes ago, smwoods91 said:

I’m in search of red AT4 tow hooks for a GMC 1500. I will trade my black tow hooks if anyone is interested! 

Why not just remove yours sand them down and paint them red?

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I have considered that. My truck is cardinal red, the same color as the AT4 hooks. I’d rather get an exact match. 

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2 hours ago, smwoods91 said:

I have considered that. My truck is cardinal red, the same color as the AT4 hooks. I’d rather get an exact match. 

GMC Cardinal Red is the same as Red Hot on Silverado.  Same paint code WA130X check with the dealer or auto parts store and see if you can get it in a spray, but make sure if you paint them prime them with a gray primmer first cause if you spray over the black with the red the red will be darker then the original color.  Just a thought for you.  

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59 minutes ago, Silverado4x4 said:

GMC Cardinal Red is the same as Red Hot on Silverado.  Same paint code WA130X check with the dealer or auto parts store and see if you can get it in a spray, but make sure if you paint them prime them with a gray primmer first cause if you spray over the black with the red the red will be darker then the original color.  Just a thought for you.  

I will look into that. I have a paint booth and media blaster at work, I’ll just throw it in there and see how it does. Thanks for your input! ?

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On 1/19/2021 at 3:56 PM, smwoods91 said:

I’m in search of red AT4 tow hooks for a GMC 1500. I will trade my black tow hooks if anyone is interested! 

I know it’s 4 months later but I have a 2021 AT4 with red hooks & I want black if you haven’t changed them out yet

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I know it’s 4 months later but I have a 2021 AT4 with red hooks & I want black if you haven’t changed them out yet

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