Very nice, indeed. I've gotta finger out how to do that to mine someday....

 

Thank's for your compliments everyone.
As Tom said, you can get the mesh material from Lowes or Home Depot.
And yes Dayton, I had to get creative with the dremel tool at the ends where I cut the bars. I was able to grind at an angle so the plastic is not showing.
I used a special carbide cut-off wheel for plastic to start with. Then had the best luck with the final grinding using a coarse sandpaper wheel on the dremmel tool. The plastic did not build up on wheel.
I also painted the mesh material with chrome paint to give it extra protection from the harsh winters we have here on Rochester.
Socal HHr's web site has a great how-to on doing this mod.
A chrome grille is definately more challenging to do than a painted grill.

 

Not if you do it right and remove all the chrome before you paint it.

 

Wow! That looks great, Jim! You did a fantastic job on it and I'm looking forward to seeing it in person at our next G2G.

 

Captain Howdy always told me that winters in Rochester are always sunny and warm. It's what the taxpayers out there demand!

BTW - the grill came out real nice.

 

AWESOME Jim

 

that's cool man! great work. and i don't just mean cus you did the 3 bar grille, but you did it on a chrome one at that

 

Mos definitly that is really nice. Good job bro!

 

very nice

anyone have a link to the How-To? i can't find it in the how-to section

thanks

 

That is THE best looking grill mod I have seen