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Patrol Grill
Patrol Grill
is it possible to paint a gq plastic grill?? and also can you buy the clips that hold the grill on from anywhere??
Re: Patrol Grill
swbpatrol wrote:is it possible to paint a gq plastic grill?? and also can you buy the clips that hold the grill on from anywhere??
You can paint anything you like
The clips always break. Goto a computer store, and ask for the clips that go on computer racks. Or even those plastic captured nuts from Supercheap do the job, and use a screw to hold it on.
I bought a new grill 2 yrs ago, mines fubar again now.
swbpatrol wrote:... do u mean use the metal clips that you put on the racks to srew the screws into to hold the servers in place?
Thats the ones. They fit into the squares on the body work real well, and the screws and plastic washers work well to hold the grill in.
The square things that nissan use are shit, plastic on plastic holding that on is cheap shit!
Good luck
bogged wrote:The square things that nissan use are shit, plastic on plastic holding that on is cheap shit!
I just had my grille off and thought that the clips Nissan use were much better than the usual ones. The trick is that you have to use a screwdriver and twist them 45 degrees to take the grill off, but to put them back on you use a completely different method - you fit them to the grille first, then simply press-clip the grille into place. If you tried to put the thing back on the same way you took it off, you would definitely think they were junk.
Normally I'm not a fan of plastic clips but I have to say I thought these particular ones were good, and suitable for the job they have to do.
Still, I agree that if you've lost and/or broken some, it would be simpler and probably cheaper to replace them with something else.
Jason
This is not legal advice.
chimpboy wrote:I just had my grille off and thought that the clips Nissan use were much better than the usual ones. The trick is that you have to use a screwdriver and twist them 45 degrees to take the grill off, but to put them back on you use a completely different method - you fit them to the grille first, then simply press-clip the grille into place. If you tried to put the thing back on the same way you took it off, you would definitely think they were junk.
Never had my grill off! They are viabrating apart, EG wearing from front to back allowing the grill to viabrate, and gradually get worse.
Re: Patrol Grill
bogged wrote:swbpatrol wrote:The clips always break. Goto a computer store, and ask for the clips that go on computer racks. Or even those plastic captured nuts from Supercheap do the job, and use a screw to hold it on.
I bought a new grill 2 yrs ago, mines fubar again now.
or ask me, i have 4000 of the little bastards
08 340kw HSV Maloo 6.2L
John Roly
Melbourne Again
John Roly
Melbourne Again
Re: Patrol Grill
roly wrote:bogged wrote:swbpatrol wrote:The clips always break. Goto a computer store, and ask for the clips that go on computer racks. Or even those plastic captured nuts from Supercheap do the job, and use a screw to hold it on.
I bought a new grill 2 yrs ago, mines fubar again now.
or ask me, i have 4000 of the little bastards
Hey Roly,
Can I have some of those little bastards? Please?
You did say to ask.....
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