Paint or Chrome?
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You guys sound exactly like the voices in my head...
If the entire truck were getting painted now, I would buy a primer bumper and have the whole truck color matched. But... that's just not in the budget right now. How difficult is it to paint a chrome plated bumper in the future? Or will I need to swap it out to a primer bumper for paint?
So.. what I am thinking is chrome bumper, blue cap, blue grill surround with chrome center strip and leave the mesh black. The valance would remain unpainted so it would be grey unless I could dye it a different color. The paint on it would be gone in no time with all the sand and small debris on the roads here.
If the entire truck were getting painted now, I would buy a primer bumper and have the whole truck color matched. But... that's just not in the budget right now. How difficult is it to paint a chrome plated bumper in the future? Or will I need to swap it out to a primer bumper for paint?So.. what I am thinking is chrome bumper, blue cap, blue grill surround with chrome center strip and leave the mesh black. The valance would remain unpainted so it would be grey unless I could dye it a different color. The paint on it would be gone in no time with all the sand and small debris on the roads here.
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In my mind the best way to describe my opinion on chrome is I like factory chrome. The chrome that comes installed on the vehicle when ever it was built. I do not like added chrome. I am pro factory chrome on pre 2000 vehicles. Any thing newer than 2000 since most body pieces are plastic I agree chrome looks cheap.
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