The compromise between my wife and I is that I'm forced to see her fill the garage with things she doesn't use and I get to put the things I do use, on my car.
My next project (already got the wife's approval) is to plastidip the over-window chrome as well as the Buick and Regal lettering. I'm still on the fence whether to make it black, gunmetal gray, or red. I'm tempted to make it all red, hoping that the dip matches the bright Sport Red color. I might also do the chrome pieces on the grill and around the fog lights. We'll see. 4 work days left until early retirement then I'll have more time to do stuff like this.
This Real McCoy, how you managed to get Opel's fobs to work?
This is on my list also. I did a test of both dark and light taillight tint film to see if I could get the "black chrome" effect on those trim pieces. It looked more brown than anything. Since I have a black car, I'll likely black it all out.
LOL. I cheated. I got two keys for 25 Euro and removed the Opel symbol from the Euro key and placed it on my original Buick key fob.
Sweet attention to the details!
It wasn't until I got the bumper painted that I thought about it. The same plug that I used for the trim bezel
I tried to find some from the junkyard but I was unsuccessful at pulling them out. I might go your route instead. Where did you find these? Are all sensors the same size?
Yeah, shoulda, woulda, coulda. What's done is done. Definitely cheaper though👍.This might be a cheaper solution, both visually and financially. 😛
Front and rear are the same size 4x Bumper Parking Sensor( black & white Rubber O-Ring) For GMC Cadillac 25961321 | eBay US $15.88
It seems like you could buy something like these inserts and just plug them into the existing fog light wires and use them as fogs. For Buick Regal GS 2018-2020 LED Daytime Running Light DRL Front Fog Light | eBay
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