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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.

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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!

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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

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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 :(

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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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