Question on cutting fins on stock grill

[dniice87]

Does anyone have any input on cutting the fins of the stock usdm grill? What is best to use to cut the fins as well as the black piece shown in the pic? Is there a chance I can get away with not repainting and still look good? Not a problem if I have to paint it...

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d30/dniice87/IMG_0352.jpg

Thanks

[SleekGTZ]

Dremel tool and some sanding will do the trick.
I thought about doing the same thing before, but I decided to go with JDM instead.

[IceDouTGaLanT]

Dremel with Circle bit, yea your going to have to sand everything so its even, then paint

[G-spot]

If you sand it correctly, you can paint the sanded areas black and leave the rest chromed.

[spdracr]

Dremel with Circle bit, yea your going to have to sand everything so its even, then paint

yeah the bit that looks like a drill bit and you have to sand and use some bondo to even everything out and paint it after

[dniice87]

No doubt, thanks guys.

[beam514]

Yea I believe dremel would work best. I used like a hack saw cause I didn't know we had a dremel hidden in the depths of the garage lol

then I found the dremel and used it for the corners

[greddy]

I remember when I first did this I used a damn circular saw and garden shears, had to sand it by hand forever to get it semi smooth

[pinoyesv6]

coping saw

[ericbla03]

http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/productImages/0/8/00000112708-Solo161HedgeTrimmer-large.jpeg

[00galantguy]

http://static.howstuffworks.com/gif/productImages/0/8/00000112708-Solo161HedgeTrimmer-large.jpeg

thats what i would do:smt119

[Legendary Galant]

can u do the same thing for the stock G bumper??? cause i wont the fins out of the bottom of the bumper it looks betta like that