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Originally Posted by Devil Dog

Headers are done, ceramic coated and going back on the car later today.

Chrome fuse box cover and chrome grills are done and going back in the car Friday.

Custom engine cover (prototype) is done and will be on the engine for pictures tomorrow.

3" custom exhaust is done.

I'm waiting to hear from Brentil so we can send our money over and start posting as supporting vendors. As soon as we get the word the link to our site will be up with all the pictures, parts, services, prices and availability.

I assume you are talking about chroming the plastic grilles with Thermal process?? Does the back of the grilles have a stamp with the letter "P" or ABS? If it were ABS it is best for that process, but if with a "P" (which GM uses) they need an extra process to fill up the pits and then sand them before plating?? Other wise they look like they were spray painted. I am curious about your price considering the price of each grille is $35.00 from GM.

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	PURE_Fun Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Stevenson Ranch, Ca.	Quote: Originally Posted by Devil Dog Headers are done, ceramic coated and going back on the car later today. Chrome fuse box cover and chrome grills are done and going back in the car Friday. Custom engine cover (prototype) is done and will be on the engine for pictures tomorrow. 3" custom exhaust is done. I'm waiting to hear from Brentil so we can send our money over and start posting as supporting vendors. As soon as we get the word the link to our site will be up with all the pictures, parts, services, prices and availability. I assume you are talking about chroming the plastic grilles with Thermal process?? Does the back of the grilles have a stamp with the letter "P" or ABS? If it were ABS it is best for that process, but if with a "P" (which GM uses) they need an extra process to fill up the pits and then sand them before plating?? Other wise they look like they were spray painted. I am curious about your price considering the price of each grille is $35.00 from GM. __________________ Pure, Ebony, PWR, CNV.PKG, CD-MP3, XM, #4769 10/DEC/05 Mods: CalipersShavedCapsChromiesRear FasciaGM-CAIEibach SportlineBorla ExhaustHeadersRazziWingLthr VisorsEng Cover Future:* ECM19's & 20'sEibach StabilizersChrome Grille 1984 Blk Porsche 928S 196k my PURE Pics* upDated 28/Aug/06