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my roomate got his whole front facia repainted, the holes where the stock grille used to be filled in and painted the space behind the stock grille black. And i'm pretty sure he paid $120 at a local paint and body shop here in college station. The guy did a great job!
Brent
Brent
These guys are right by saying it's more worth it to do it yourself. No one will ever see it so this lets you really get nasty if you needed to. Just go in your house get some old newspaper and some tape. Preferably masking tape. Cover up everything around the area except for what your going to paint. Its a good idea to cover up most of the hood as well due to over spray (over spray is paint that will get caught in the wind and blow all over your car, leaving you with a mess to clean up). Scuff up the area you want to paint with a scuff pad, you can use pretty much any kind of abrasive pad found at your local food store. Next after your all scuffed up, clean off the powder from scuffing. Apply some paint, just go real easy. Do a nice light coat to begin with, and by light I mean like barely even any paint on the car. Your goal with the first spray is to cover the area and let it get sticky so the other paint will grab on and not drip all over. After your first pass give it like 5 min to get tacky. Keep passing by until your surface area is covered totally. Since this is a hard to see spot don't worry if the paint runs a little, cause it wont be seen at all. Let it cure over night and reinstall your grille. 
Nice write-up Phantom, thanks guys.....I will end up doin it myself, so I can save money for other mods 
. I will eventually get my grille powdercoated to match the rest of my theme, but !4x4 and rims are first 
. I will eventually get my grille powdercoated to match the rest of my theme, but !4x4 and rims are first 
