I look forward to checking it out!

That why Id go with zip ties instead of gluing the mesh directly to the back of the grill. You epoxy/glue the tie brackets to the back of the grill. Just cut the ties and replace the mesh and re-tie. Had diamond shaped and after a few years decided to change to octagon and ties made it really easy.

About to do my ranger lol

You couldn’t click in the tab though with the grill over it. It would cause it to protrude out too much obviously.

Yeah, I think the the Goop should hold up fine against the fiberglass.

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Yes, the Goop works great for bonding mixed materials together, such as metal & plastic.

Sure. It'll be harder to work with though.

Hi, yes, we do ship to Canada and world wide.

Hey Benny, depending on what broke, that might be repairable or might not be. I saw you sent me an email and I just sent a reply.

Automotive Goop

That's a good question. I made the video so long ago it's hard to remember. My guess is that it was (2) 3.7oz tubes.

@@customcargrills Thanks a lot man !

+Noel Rodriguez It's something I'd like to look into soon but at this time we've only make lower inserts for the newer Ford trucks.

Probably. I think it's a very similar formula to the Automotive Goop

Thanks

I would imagine so. =)

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Not such a good idea to replace the doors by grids ^^

I might be able to do one of those. What year V50 do you have?

@@customcargrills 05' V50

I think that would be possible but you'll need to change the install a little bit since the plastic mesh won't wrap around the openings like the metal meshes will. You might want to checkout this video for a different approach: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kNaVZ7mYzd3Fc3U.html

I might be able to make a Silverado video. Is there a specific year of the truck that you'd like to see done?

98 because it'll cover the silverado and suburban

customcargrills if at all possible a 2004

Ok, thanks for the ideas. I'll see what I can come up with.

Possibly, I'm not 100% sure.

+Larken McRorie I used the 12"x48" sheet to get the job done.

Good day, I want to one for my ford fiesta, will it be possible

I'm not sure what year / trim Fiesta you have but I have 2014+ ST Fiesta pieces available here: www.customcargrills.com/proddetail.asp?prod=Ford-Fiesta-14-ST

And propane accessories! Taste the meat, not the heat.

Dammit Bobby

Automotive Goop

Literally no one cares. Modify your car and enjoy it without worrying about losing pennies.

Disagree

Sometimes that's possible and sometimes it's not. It usually depends if the factory grill has multiple layers behind the front shell or depends on how far away the openings are. In the case of this F-150, the main center openings are clustered close together which is good for doing a one sheet install but the sides are a bit further out that I would prefer. An additional challenge with doing a one sheet installation is finding a way to keep the center area flush up against the back of the factory grill. It could have been done with the F-150 in this video but I felt like the multi-piece approach was a better fit for the project. Here are some videos where I did a one sheet installation that you might like: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kNaVZ7mYzd3Fc3U.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a7GKeNyds8-uiH0.html

amokachi31 ,,,,,,good idea

Currently, the best I would have is just sheets of mesh for a 77 Grand Prix

@@customcargrills ok

@@customcargrills How much

That depends on the size and style. Everything is listed on our website.

All the info is here: www.customcargrills.com/Woven-Grill-Mesh.asp

The mesh is from our website ( www.customcargrills.com ). The glue can be purchased at Home Depot or other retailers.

This has been explained a couple times in the comment section. Sometimes one sheet is possible and sometimes individual pieces are better. If you check out my other videos, there's many installs where one sheet is used.

The wire mesh is the Aluminum version of the "0.50 in. Woven Wire XXL Grill Mesh Sheets" as seen on our site here: www.customcargrills.com/Woven-Grill-Mesh.asp

+customcargrills Thank you for answering my question: )

Thank god, other site I was on listed sheets above 200 dollars.

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My neighbor Kahn Souphanousinphone , and Kahn Jr, helped with the camerawork. You should check out the video we made for John Redcorn's Jeep too

@@customcargrills awesome! Will do.

+Kayla Langston It's available at most large retailers locally. We also stock it on our website.

thank you

Kayla Langston Walmart,and most Truck stop chains carry it(TA/Petro/Pilot/Flying J/Loves). If you go to the craft section at Walmart, there's a better product called E6000.

Goop is far from hot glue. What would you propose to be a better solution than using an adhesive?

Correct. Only iOS.

This video is almost 4 years old, and the mesh is still on the grill like the day the video was shot.

You would need to contact your insurance provider for an answer to that question.

customcargrills Okay thanks for the reply, great video btw :)

+Pee Yach Dee I haven't made one yet, but I will let you know if we do.

Mike Franke You have to check your aluminium with an aluminium magnet. if the aluminium magnet sticks, you can be sure that it won't rust. it's the only way to make sure you have high quality aluminium. most hardware stores have them so just make sure to ask.

@@volatilesky yes, and you cab fund them right next to the flux capacitors.....

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я на мустанг еле нашел решетку в бампер, которая была у него родная))) а тут печаль конечно...

+Gregory May From what I recall, the first take went bad so that was the redo of it.

customcargrills I like real videos where people dont edit out the difficult bits ot screw ups. Thanks for the video anyway. Is that glue that good? I just bought some.

+Gregory May The Automotive Goop usually works well for most of our applications.

Because.

It might be quicker but it likely would not hold on very well.

mike dunmore Hot glue gets brittle over time.

AKBuilder762 hot glue that I use doesn't get rock hard but a soft hard. I also see that they make different types of hot glues.

In high temperatures it won't hold a shit

This is one of the earliest videos I made, from several years ago. Over the years, I've made a lot of progress with the way that I cut and install the mesh; including symmetry of the mesh and lining it up correctly. You should check out some of the newer videos I've made =)

Cela ne rouillera pas. Le treillis est en aluminium.

bouahaha 😂😂😂 n'est existe pas en grille d aluminium 😆😆😆

La grille d'usine est en plastique. Le maillage que nous utilisons est en aluminium, disponible ici: www.customcargrills.com/Woven-Grill-Mesh.asp

That is just called lazy, Sorry

What if I told you that today, March 23rd, 2020, the grille looks about the same as it did when I made the video 2069 days ago? I can make a follow-up video if people think the install is trash, can't be cleaned, and will never hold up because it's still perfectly fine today as it was then.