spots on my speaker grills
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That all depends on you, Mr. Watson 
If you are going stock colors, I see no reason to paint the plastic, unless the exposed plastic (tweeter pod) is discolored. In that case, paint it.
But before you do THAT, think to yourself for a second or two. Do you want to be able to see your speakers (if you put new ones in that are all purty), or keep the stealth factory look? Either way, that factory felt better not go back in. If you want a "see=through" look, trim out all the cross-support before painting. If you want black-out, buy some new acoustic material, trim it to fit, and leave the crosshatch.
If you are going stock colors, I see no reason to paint the plastic, unless the exposed plastic (tweeter pod) is discolored. In that case, paint it.
But before you do THAT, think to yourself for a second or two. Do you want to be able to see your speakers (if you put new ones in that are all purty), or keep the stealth factory look? Either way, that factory felt better not go back in. If you want a "see=through" look, trim out all the cross-support before painting. If you want black-out, buy some new acoustic material, trim it to fit, and leave the crosshatch.
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Originally Posted by sandrock
That all depends on you, Mr. Watson
If you are going stock colors, I see no reason to paint the plastic, unless the exposed plastic (tweeter pod) is discolored. In that case, paint it.
But before you do THAT, think to yourself for a second or two. Do you want to be able to see your speakers (if you put new ones in that are all purty), or keep the stealth factory look? Either way, that factory felt better not go back in. If you want a "see=through" look, trim out all the cross-support before painting. If you want black-out, buy some new acoustic material, trim it to fit, and leave the crosshatch.
If you are going stock colors, I see no reason to paint the plastic, unless the exposed plastic (tweeter pod) is discolored. In that case, paint it.
But before you do THAT, think to yourself for a second or two. Do you want to be able to see your speakers (if you put new ones in that are all purty), or keep the stealth factory look? Either way, that factory felt better not go back in. If you want a "see=through" look, trim out all the cross-support before painting. If you want black-out, buy some new acoustic material, trim it to fit, and leave the crosshatch.
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I'm a little concerned about what is the route cause of the dis-colouration. It looks like water stains, and if that is the case, I'd be chasing down that leak and fixing it ASAP!
Could be a rear window seal??
Adam
Could be a rear window seal??
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Originally Posted by labonnevillastrangiato
I'm a little concerned about what is the route cause of the dis-colouration. It looks like water stains, and if that is the case, I'd be chasing down that leak and fixing it ASAP!
Could be a rear window seal??
Adam
Could be a rear window seal??
Adam
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