new grill screen design patent pending

[mike657894]

 

[mike657894]

I have painted the steel ones. here is the large diamond

with the flash on showing my dirty radiator

small diamond painted steel

mercury lights are not great for photography.

also took some sandpaper to one side of the aluminum for that bright shine

 

[3.6rs]

... for some reason ebay is giving out sky high shipping numbers on my items....

That amount is something that you as seller have to give when you sell.

 

[songshun]

I also like the guard behind the shell, but I'd paint mine semi-gloss black.

I've never priced stainless expanded steel, but plain expanded steel isn't cheap the last time I checked.

I also buy the stainless steel online. And I also buy the AISI H13 Steel Material at the same time. This company help me a lot.
buy things online is so crazy and easy.

 

[asapguy]

I did that to my 30 coupe way back in 1959 when I was in hi-school. I took the grill shell to metal shop to cut out the extruded metal. I still remember my shop teacher saying "are you sure you want to do that to that nice A-bone shell?" I drilled four small holes in the shell for small bolts.

 

[Bud]

If you ever get a look at an original stone guard, the wires run diagonally, not straight up and down like the reproductions. Personally I think the original looks more attractive than the repro. Also, I personally don't care for stone guards, mostly because their attachment to the radiator shell tends to damage the shell eventually. But that is just my opinion.