Well,
I decided to make a handful of GT replica grills, and it's time to assemble the grills to the lid and I'm kind of torn whether to add the beading between the two grills. I kind of like them without, but...what do you think? The beading can always be removed or added later...just want them closer to plug-n-play.
Ready to assemble
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1 assembled without beading
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Closeup without beading
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With beading
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I like them with the beading. It helps to hide the joint between the two grills. Do you have a source for the beading?

+1

as you said, you could always remove it if you change your mind

m.

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zach

Joe,
Camp has the beading on their website.
Kev

I would go with the beading.

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I'm working on repling with less bullshit, oh crap, I guess this one doesn't count because I started writting. I'll try harder next time.

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Thant's better, .......well maybe

Wiht

The beer for lunch has had no effect on my ability to drive, officer

Gotta go with beading.

With two grills I like the beading. Stock I say no beading.

I gotta say I like two girls with beating...

I'm suprised...but it's pretty clear from the responses that "beading" creates a more finished look for most. The masses have spoken.

Joe, I'm not using OEM beading (welting) but looks pretty darn close....before 35 years of shrinkage.

Your only 35! I call bull shit keep your shrinkage comments to yourself. WAY to much information


oh yeah put me down for one!

Geez not even a little response to my funny I must be losing my touch

"I don't see how you guys live with that thing" Elaine Bennis

Occifer I bleive....

I am without but I welded spots on mine so no fitty if i haddie

Josh

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