Removing front Bowtie
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After seeing how great my rear bowtie looks painted, I want to paint the front one. How do you pull the Bowtie off with out breaking anything?
I also have no problem pulling the grill off to paint the bowtie either, but can't figure that out. I feel kinda dumb. i can usually figure this stuff out.
EDIT: I have the newest body style Chevy. The NNBS
I also have no problem pulling the grill off to paint the bowtie either, but can't figure that out. I feel kinda dumb. i can usually figure this stuff out.
EDIT: I have the newest body style Chevy. The NNBS
Last edited by nauticstar87; February 21st, 2010 at 4:58 PM.
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isnt it just bolted on behind the grill? or do what i did. cut a piece of paper to fit around it perfectly. tape it down and spray! of course you have to wetsand it befor all of this lol
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As for the paper, you shoulda seen my tailgate after I got done with the bowtie. I had it laying in the bed of the truck. Mostly covered, but it was real windy, the overspray was horrible. Luckily goof off is awesome.
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Mine was 2 10MM lock nuts on the back. Took litterally 2 minutes to take off and put back on. I didnt have any tape or glue on mine but yours is a the new model so might be different.
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it'll work... I just have to much money to go to the tool store right now... I'll get irresponsible, real fast in a hardware store at the moment.
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