Custom Maxima Grille All blacked out
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Hey how'd you paint the grille. I have recently purchased a 6th gen and have looked everywhere for blacked out everything and have yet to find a grille. I'd hate to use a product and ruin my trim.
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My stock '12 grill is one thing I do not like. This blacked out example might be nice on a white car (would match the pano roof, I think).
But mine is a lease, so I'd need to buy a second grill and have it painted, so I can swap back in the original if the time comes (e.g. I turn it in instead of buying it out)
What do you all think?
But mine is a lease, so I'd need to buy a second grill and have it painted, so I can swap back in the original if the time comes (e.g. I turn it in instead of buying it out)
What do you all think?
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Honestly check out k money's grille it's a billete grille and he blacked out all out it looks really nice or you can go to Nissan and get the 2011 sport grille which is mostly black and have a shop black out the chrome parts . 2011 sport grille from Nissan $230
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My stock '12 grill is one thing I do not like. This blacked out example might be nice on a white car (would match the pano roof, I think).
But mine is a lease, so I'd need to buy a second grill and have it painted, so I can swap back in the original if the time comes (e.g. I turn it in instead of buying it out)
What do you all think?
But mine is a lease, so I'd need to buy a second grill and have it painted, so I can swap back in the original if the time comes (e.g. I turn it in instead of buying it out)
What do you all think?
If I were you, just paint the one you have now and keep it until your lease is up. I've seen certified Maxima's at my dealership with after-market grills and even blacked out stock grills. I don't see why your dealership would complain.
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I was thinking that plast-dip stuff would be the best way, assuming it can be removed when the time comes. I don't trust these dealers to not pile on with some sort of penalty.
My stock '12 grill is one thing I do not like. This blacked out example might be nice on a white car (would match the pano roof, I think).
But mine is a lease, so I'd need to buy a second grill and have it painted, so I can swap back in the original if the time comes (e.g. I turn it in instead of buying it out)
What do you all think?
But mine is a lease, so I'd need to buy a second grill and have it painted, so I can swap back in the original if the time comes (e.g. I turn it in instead of buying it out)
What do you all think?
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OP, Don't know if you figured out the answer to your question or not, but here is the answer.
http://forums.maxima.org/feedback-su...s-replies.html
http://forums.maxima.org/feedback-su...s-replies.html
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