Like I told Rawbert, a good trick it to spray the bumper support behind the grill with some matte black spray paint so you don't see it from behind the oval grill. Also the tabs that hold the mesh need a little trimming to make it all fit good, a dremel goes through tem like butter. On the rear, only the bottom tabs need trimming (i.e. you need to thin them out a little) which is evident when you lay up the mesh and see where it needs trimming. It's better to trim the tabs than the mesh otherwise you will mesh up the mesh and show missing bits of mesh, which will look sh!tty.
Also another tip is that when you do the front lower, take out the splash guard to insert - then start from the middle and work outwards. ensure the grill is centered and then line up the tabs and push on the mesh. You'll see which tabs need trimming. Work slow - measure twice, cut once.
I have 5 kits which I am sneding out today those are:
Lon Howell
Suriel R
Paul Andrukaiatis
Zack V
Austin Krumpelman (if you want to pick yours up, let me know)
The remaining 5, aside from Red Ryders will go out in the next day or 2. Red Ryder's is still soaking in stinky acid!
Oh well you can't tell it's the back one... So stazi, the tabs themselves should be all we need to keep these in place. Also would it be benificial to clear coat the grilles or no? 