Gabe

Plasti-Dip. It's available in multiple colors at places like Home Depot, True Value Hardware stores, Lowe's, etc.

A decent video on dipping hood vents on a '13 Mustang:
The video says to remove all the pushpins that hold the hood insulation in place, you really don't have to remove them all, just enough to get to the bolts that secure the vents.

CiniZter

^ just one tip..if you have wax or any protectant... plastic dip will peel off.. otherwise this will last real long.

TheDivaDanielle

That reminds me, I've been intended to dip my vents for the better part of a year now.

Capt_Speed

How many Plasti-Dip cans do you recommend I should buy to get good even coats on both vents?

Gabe

One cam should be more than enough for the vents. Do 3-4 lights coats and that'll work

Varilux

Looks great! I've been looking at the Roush splitter, and in one of the product reviews on AM, this guy says its not necessary to cut up the factory splitter. He just "installed screws in the holes that matched- then drilled holes where the rest of the mounting holes were in the splitter."

Did you cut your factory splitter (or see any way of installing the Roush without hacking the factory splitter)?

I love the way the Roush looks- but it would be great to have the factory piece as a spare in case a mishap occurs (on a previous car I took a splitter out when a tractor trailer threw a retread in front of me).

Thanks,
Pete

Gabe

Hi Pete,

I cut it up like the instructions said.

I didn't have an air cutting tool, I just used my Dremel and it was fine