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  1. It turns out that the bezel originally had some kind of varnish applied to it...and if you attempt to put primer over, the primer will dry out with creases and wrinkles.

    Its more of a rubbery coating. My installer removed the vents from the bezel, sanded the rubber coating off, and then sprayed primer, texture and dye with no issues. This was of course after trying to apply primer to the stock bezel surface and getting the same ill-effects as you.

  2. Has anyone used that texture base in a can? That would hide alot and probably be a good idea for me.

     

    I'm pretty sure sebbery used a color out of a can that he said matched well.

    Worse case scenario, sand it off if you don't like it. But you're exactly right, the texture hides alot and gets rid of some goofy shadows that imperfect contours can cause. It also helps the bezel match the rest of the OEM trim. Those pieces are covered in that goofy rubberized stuff and it looks different than a well sanded glass/bondo job. The texture really helped my bezel look more OEM rather than really good.

  3. Lol I was about to ask: what paint to use ?

     

    I think FWEASEL once mentioned in qa thread about some graphite something color.

    My installer used a texture base and then dyed the bezel with a color who's name means nothing really. It was mixed to match the OEM trim.

  4. I put my xm ant. under the plastic trim of the hood scoop.

    FYI-I get great recption with the ant. mounted here, unless I'm driving east, away from the sats. Then its a little choppy, but a I'd rather have a little less reception than an ant. mounted in plain view anywhere on my car.

    Interesting idea. I put my GPS antenna underneath the 3rd brake light cover, no real issues with reception there.

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