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Old 06-28-2009, 02:20 PM
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Definitely without.

It looks very out of place and dated when on the vehicle...worst than black wheels.
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Took off the hood protector, but not quite feeling the look without it. To leave it off or to put it back on, that is the question.

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Even though I have a hood protector on mine (see below), I will have to say that I like yours better without it. Due to the dark tint of this piece, the only color that it looks good on is the Sterling Gray:

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I was considering color match painting it too or the clear bra. I just cant stand stone chip damage on the front.
Get the 3M color bra. find installers on Paint Protection Film - XPEL Technologies Corp.. It saves from chipping.
Paint the grill titanium or get a titanium grill.

Still 2nd thoughts, read post 102 in this thread.
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And also get a titanium grill.
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Better without, but if worried about chips, re-install it when putting your X on the highways
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Old 06-28-2009, 03:28 PM
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And also get a titanium grill.
Hood and front grills have to match so for those who did the DIY titanium change, did you have to primer first? It might be more expensive to buy so I think i can do this.
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Old 06-28-2009, 03:33 PM
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Get the 3M color bra. find installers on Paint Protection Film - XPEL Technologies Corp.. It saves from chipping.
Paint the grill titanium or get a titanium grill.
OK, OK, you win the brow is out...But I have to agree with chile1 his unibrow looks good on his. They want my first-born for that dogon clear bra. It looks invisible from a distance but you can tell its there up close.
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