You mean the grills? Thats what I'm going to use. Just be sure to use the bulldog while its still hot in the day, if its too cool outside it doesn't go on that even. That's what started to happen to me, but I was able to correct it well enough during the spraying of Flexible bumper coater, so it looks great at this point, whereas before it was washed out looking.  

From: "Matt Drew" <t3vanagon@gmail.com>
To: M'obeechi <obeechi@runbox.com>
Subject: Re: Blacks and Vanagons

> 
> Would the same apply (Bulldog/SEMS) for the vents in the front?

I was going to grab a can of black Krylon Camouflage and go to work . . .

On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 5:19 AM, M'obeechi <obeechi@runbox.com> wrote:

  SEMS flexible bumper coater (used after spraying with bulldog for
  adhesion) is great for things like the exterior of the vent that is
  placed behind the rearmost side glass.

  For the exterior, of the same part I used Landau black by SEMS, and
  its great stuff.

  Then for the Bumper SEMS Hot Rod Black is fantastic stuff, not too
  dull (I spent hours searching on the internet to decide on this one,
  was very hard to find any well labeled pics).

  But, using Trim Black by SEMS on my Handles and Window Wipers was not
  the right move. Didn't look or feel good or right. So I just had the
  Window Wipers powder coated, along with the Wing Window Frames, and
  they look great.

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