Can I paint my stock grille silver?
Re: Can I paint my stock grille silver?
Originally posted by MaxRookie
Yo I've got a '96 Maxima SE and I'm wunderin if it is possible to remove the stock grille, paint it silver, and put it back in.
Yo I've got a '96 Maxima SE and I'm wunderin if it is possible to remove the stock grille, paint it silver, and put it back in.
Re: Re: Re: Can I paint my stock grille silver?
Originally posted by MaxRookie
But now how do you go about executing the removing and the painting and the putting back?
But now how do you go about executing the removing and the painting and the putting back?
Re: Re: Re: Re: Can I paint my stock grille silver?
Originally posted by StygianMax
Sorry, I'm not sure about specifics of how to remove the '96's grill. There's got to be a way. There are two clips on the '97 grill that holds it in place. Once I "pinch" them, the grill is released. (Too bad the search function doesn't work right now besides for folks who have donated >$20 to org in the past.)
Sorry, I'm not sure about specifics of how to remove the '96's grill. There's got to be a way. There are two clips on the '97 grill that holds it in place. Once I "pinch" them, the grill is released. (Too bad the search function doesn't work right now besides for folks who have donated >$20 to org in the past.)
Re: Can I paint my stock grille silver?
Originally posted by MaxRookie
Yo I've got a '96 Maxima SE and I'm wunderin if it is possible to remove the stock grille, paint it silver, and put it back in.
Yo I've got a '96 Maxima SE and I'm wunderin if it is possible to remove the stock grille, paint it silver, and put it back in.
95/96's are weird. it is confusing at first but once you realize there is that one screw in the middle, and the two square pegs you turn to open it, it's not bad. there was a thread with a red max who did this. some liked it, others didn't but it was unique. depends on the color of the max but is definately worth trying. i thought about painting mine silver or white but i kinda like the stock black. g'luck
Does anybody think it would be possible to fully paint the grille without having to take it off the bumper? Cause I looked at the screws and everything that hold the grille together and some are very hard to reach and loosen.
Originally posted by MaxRookie
Does anybody think it would be possible to fully paint the grille without having to take it off the bumper? Cause I looked at the screws and everything that hold the grille together and some are very hard to reach and loosen.
Does anybody think it would be possible to fully paint the grille without having to take it off the bumper? Cause I looked at the screws and everything that hold the grille together and some are very hard to reach and loosen.
if you mean take off the grill then shure you can thats how some cheap shops do it. they mask everything off and spray away.
Originally posted by Nismo
take off the bumper?
if you mean take off the grill then shure you can thats how some cheap shops do it. they mask everything off and spray away.
take off the bumper?
if you mean take off the grill then shure you can thats how some cheap shops do it. they mask everything off and spray away.
Originally posted by SprintMax
you like paint .. don't you
you like paint .. don't you

No but seriously, is there anything I should be careful of with regards to what is right behind the grille that can probably be reached by the spray paint?
Originally posted by MaxRookie
So say I cover everything surrounding the grille and "spray away." Would the spray paint affect or damage anything major that is under the hood and right behind the grille?
So say I cover everything surrounding the grille and "spray away." Would the spray paint affect or damage anything major that is under the hood and right behind the grille?
btw to answer your question about behind the grill, only thing thats directly behind there is the hood latch, horn and ac condenser which wont be harmed by overspray. then again, just take off the grill to do it.
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