Did the grill mod today - Home Depot part #s and write-up
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Originally Posted by JeepersLife
I really want to do this mod but the only gutter guards I can find are hinged (which can easily pop off) and a curved would these work?
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We have a hadware store called Rona...Same gutter screens as H -D...But are already panted black...
Installed the black ones with white grill looks good...
Installed the black ones with white grill looks good...
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I'm having trouble with paint sticking to the galvanized gutter guard...I used high temperature Rust-Oleum ( the one with a grill on the front of the can), and even before I attached them on, the paint started to flake off. I am now waiting to see if Bed-liner will stick better. If not I may have to go with something else.
Last edited by Nish36; 09-17-2012 at 08:52 AM.
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Originally Posted by Nish36
I'm having trouble with paint sticking to the galvanized gutter guard...I used high temperature Rust-Oleum ( the one with a grill on the fronton the can), and even before I attached them on, the paint started to flake off. I am now waiting to see if Bed-liner will stick better. If not I may have to go with something else.
Last edited by Jeek.OlllllllO; 09-17-2012 at 08:52 AM.
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Originally Posted by Jeek.OlllllllO
Sand it down a bit so the bedliner can mine has hold up great i did it about 4 months ago
So for those who plan on painting your Grill Mod- a good sanding is a good idea if your using the galvanized steel gutter guards.
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So after some trial and error, I went to Lowes and found that they sell 36x36 sheets of aluminum. A plus is it was already painted black (also comes in white). It cost around $39 a sheet. There is enough to do two grills, so split the cost with a buddy.
It was easy to install. I just drilled out some holes to slip the zipties through... And I was done.
I think it turned out pretty good!
It was easy to install. I just drilled out some holes to slip the zipties through... And I was done.
I think it turned out pretty good!