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Remove the grills. They are held in by a single
small torx screw.
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Thoroughly clean the grills using soap and water, and a
toothbrush if necessary.
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Dip the grills in alcohol for a final cleaning, and
place them on the surface that you plan to paint them on. I placed
the grills on a cement floor, with half-inch wooden doweling lifting
them slightly off the floor, to keep them from sticking.
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Apply several light coats of the paint of your choice to
the grills, using light, overlapping strokes. I painted the back
of the grills first, allowed them to dry for several hours, and then
flipped them over and painted the fronts.
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After painting, allow the grills to dry overnight, and
then apply several thick coats of clear coat, allowing the grills to dry
until tacky between coats.
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Reinstall the grills.
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