Can anyone here help me out? I can't figure out how to mesh grill the lower opening on the bumper. Can somebody help me out with a DIY on how to do it? I need some advice. Thanks everyone!! Oh and here's a pic i found:

 

superglue it!

 

hey thats same one i got just havent put it on, yeah how u get it on never try i mean what type of glue "glue"

 

:wtf:

I don't even understand what you're trying to say. Try to form a sentence!

 

ziptie :dunno:

 

i'l form my fist in ur mouth

 

Where would I superglue it to? Would it ruin the paint? Or if ziptied, where would I zip tie it too? Thanks for the help everyone :thumbup:

 

IF you zip tie it secure the mesh along the outer edges especially at the corners. Its up to you how many zit ties you wanna use. And where to zip tie it? Drill small holes along the black plastic behind the mesh. Its up to you how many holes for the zip ties you wanna drill.

If you wanna secure it with adhesives dont use super glue, itll ruin your paint and not hold up for long. I used a combination of epoxy and jb quick weld along the outer edges. I also cut all the black plastic pieces out and sorta made a "big mouth" opening on my stock bumper. I just placed the mesh into the opening from the back and epoxyed/jb quick welded it on there. Takes longer than zip ties but doesnt look as ghetto.

Good luck on the diy meshing of your lower grill :thumbup:

 

The way I secured a grill to my friend's RSX-S is by using metal ties. What are they? When you buy garden bags/trash bags, there are those metal ties wrapped in paper. Strip the paper and use a very small drill bit to make holes on the bumper's plastic grill. It works on the RSX-s because the new grill was rectangular and it was placed behind the bumper. If you get a grill that's already cutted to fit the bumper, it might not work. use your imagaination and good luck.