SPRAY PAINTING MY FRONT GRILL GLOSS BLACK * Mercedes E350 *
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Equipment used:- 800 Grit Sand Paper 2000 Grit Sand Paper Grey Primer Gloss Black Paint Clear lacquer Grill was sanded using the 800 grit. 2 light layers of primer was applyed 2000 grit then smoothed the primer 3 layers of gloss black was then applyed 2 Layers of lacquer THUMBS UP FOR MORE CAR VIDS!
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The video documents a do-it-yourself effort to convert the Mercedes E350 front grille to a gloss black finish. The creator explains his motivation to avoid buying an expensive gloss black grille and instead test painting the original with a home setup. The process is described in general terms: sanding the grille with 800 grit, applying two light coats of grey primer and smoothing, then applying three layers of gloss black followed by two layers of clear lacquer. The narration emphasizes that the grille was removed, and the installation is described as straightforward, relying on clips and push pins, with the intent to reassemble it after the paint has cured. A minor setback is noted when a bolt was missing after removal, but the overall plan remains to refit the grille and assess how it holds up on the road. The video demonstrates a full cycle from preparation to finishing touches and aims to show that a factory look can be achieved with paint rather than replacement. The creator also references the potential cost saving versus purchasing a new gloss black grille, underscoring the practical DIY angle of the project. In the end, the video promises a quick return-to-road test after a couple of motorway journeys, signaling the conclusion of the paint job and its durability as a take-away outcome.
Topics · car modification · auto DIY · exterior styling · automotive