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Painting bowtie black
I know there must be a few of you out there that have done this. I dont know if it matters on an OBS truck or a new one? But how did you get the bowtie off? I cant figure out how to get it off without breakin it. It doesnt seem like it really wants to come off. How did you do it?
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ArrowDynamic Solutions
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Re: Painting bowtie black
Im guessing your talking about the bowtie in the front? I know the newest body style has a bowtie in the rear also. I know on my NBS the bowtie in the front just unbolts from inside the grille. If you think its stuck on just heat it up with a heat gun or a blowdryer and it should come off fairly easy.
04 White RCSB 5.3, 4/7 drop,G80,3.73s and on and on
07 CBR600RR Pearl White www.arrowds.com <--- Thanks to 97bowtie1106
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Re: Painting bowtie black
lol thats a good one because when i changed my grill i painted it black lol but yea take the grill off and there are 2 bolts
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Re: Painting bowtie black
i painted mien the other day, just taped it off and painted it... didnt feel like taking the whole grill off just to get the bowtie off of it
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ArrowDynamic Solutions
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Re: Painting bowtie black
you shouldnt have to take the grille off to get the bowtie off.
04 White RCSB 5.3, 4/7 drop,G80,3.73s and on and on
07 CBR600RR Pearl White www.arrowds.com <--- Thanks to 97bowtie1106
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Re: Painting bowtie black
The outer part of my bowtie fell off one day. So I cleaned all the old paint off the inside of it, painted it blue, and stuck it back on with model glue.
I like it better this way, because the paint's on the inside protected from weather and bugs and crap...it's never coming off.
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Re: Painting bowtie black
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Re: Painting bowtie black
open the hood, reach behind the grille and unbolt it..if it has a plastic cover take that off and the grille will be more exposed from under the hood, no need to take the grille all the way off
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Re: Painting bowtie black
my bow tie fell off when i was wheeling , i wonder if i can buy another one at the chevy dealership...
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Re: Painting bowtie black
I used Black tape on mine instead of paint
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Ghetto... lol I did the same exact thing on my old 74 Suburban. Back then I think the tie was originally blue. |
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Re: Painting bowtie black
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I did the same but with the vinyl adhesive that can be found of ebay, took some time but holds up nice to rock chips ![]() |
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