cujo
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Where n how much. There grill is actually silver n black. Nor like others that have that brown in them.I have one diezel cab w it looking at buying another cab but it has black grill
RedB4Black
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Check with Bogner. The black grill on the cab you have came from them I believe. (I sold that cab to the guy you bought it from and told him the black Bogner grills would fit on the Diezel cabs since they were made by the same company). I think they were using salt n pepper on some of the 20th anniv. cabs. The frame will fit the Diezel cabs.
Ventura
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Concept: spray paint! Get some good quality spray, do some light misting over it several times to avoid globbing, and I bet it'll look pretty sweet. And hey, if ya DYI it'll feel pretty cool too.
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cujo
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dude i so thought of that already, anyone ever do it?
Ventura
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I haven't but I bet you would do a killer job... I mean, a light misting of high quality paint, over and over again - mist/dry cycle until the depth is good - it would be choice. Keep flipping it over to make sure everything is drip free and layer the mistings.. I bet it would work - and hey - WORST case scenario is it sucks. If that's the case, dunk it in varsol or paint remover and you're back to square one 
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cujo
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Think ill shoot for the real one to match my other diezel.they are silver n black unlike other salt n pepper grillswhich are browish