take it to a bodyshop and spend 100 bucks so it will look right. you wont ever get spray paint to match right or look as good as the factory finish.
I am not a painter by trade but I do spray alot of my own vehicles and equipment. The paint store I have an account with lets you bring in your paint code and if you can get it put into an aerosol can so you don't need to buy a gallon, don't need the gun or thinner. Just sand it good (off the truck), hang it, spray it with a light cover spray first, wait 20-30 seconds then repeat a few more times. I would buy a can of clearcoat also or your paint will just not last with all the bug juice that it deals with. Although I do have a make shift spray booth, exhaust fans, compressor, water seperators and psi regulators and all types of guns I still prefer the ease of doing a small piece like a grill without all breaking out all the equipment.Good idea. Thanks.
Thanks man. Had a guy do it for $170. Here she is:I am not a painter by trade but I do spray alot of my own vehicles and equipment. The paint store I have an account with lets you bring in your paint code and if you can get it put into an aerosol can so you don't need to buy a gallon, don't need the gun or thinner. Just sand it good (off the truck), hang it, spray it with a light cover spray first, wait 20-30 seconds then repeat a few more times. I would buy a can of clearcoat also or your paint will just not last with all the bug juice that it deals with.