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The mesh came with my front bar. It was attached by screws so it was easy to attached and re-attached. Your bar may be held on by screws aswell so u could use the existing mesh and spray it black.

If u want to buy more mesh, I got some from my local Repco.

yea mines screwed in place but the pattern is abit to big for my liking any chance you could get me some photos of your paint lines (like the white/black lines around that grill area) so i can get a idea as to where i should mark it until, cheers mate and thanks again!

I don't really have a pic of my car which shows to line which separates the black/white but pretty much the part where I indicated in the picture is what i got painted black.

I uploaded another pic just so u could see it from a slightly different angle

I'm not too sure about the black lip, its up to u, its your car

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I don't really have a pic of my car which shows to line which separates the black/white but pretty much the part where I indicated in the picture is what i got painted black.

I uploaded another pic just so u could see it from a slightly different angle

I'm not too sure about the black lip, its up to u, its your car

yea looked at about 1000 R33 GTST lips, most of which were a complement to a CF hood which is what i think im more attracted to so ill probably troll around for a Ztune style cf/white hood and take it from their :wub: cheers again mate, you've saved me alot of dramas with cutting that damn badge mount :(

hey guys, thought you might appreciate a update on how the paint went, to put it simply... flawlessly :banana: didn't really have any major issues and i even ended up spraying all the mesh on the car black to suit :ermm: here are some pics for any future references (excuse the shite iphone pics)

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