Chrome/Stainless Grills
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you can go by your local pep boys/advance auto and pick it up from the ricer section. I believe APC makes the shinny stuff 
BigRod1300
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MIne was from Ebay...shaped and chromed for think $100.
Here is where I have gotten most of my Chrome extras for Misty,
Hayabusa HIGH QUALITY Chrome Fairing Screens/Grills!!! :eBay Motors (item 140364286604 end time Dec-31-09 14:42:38 PST)
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These were pre-formed and fit really well, I would suggest a little more Epoxy than sent, But other than that no problems ar all
Hayabusa HIGH QUALITY Chrome Fairing Screens/Grills!!! :eBay Motors (item 140364286604 end time Dec-31-09 14:42:38 PST)
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These were pre-formed and fit really well, I would suggest a little more Epoxy than sent, But other than that no problems ar all
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Tom ( postal ) here on the oRg, from memory it stopped making them. Very nice, color matches and formed.
You can contact Josh off Ebay, He has a shop in Mo.
eBay Store - NEW AND USED HAYABUSA PARTS: VORTEX, GIPRO, GALFER
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Mine also came from E-Bay and were shaped. Came with a tube of epoxy too. Beware they are a bi*ch to put on though. I had to stand and hold each one for about 30 minutes each. Looks really good once they are done and I have not had any problems with them popping off.
MadLight
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I got my 1st set from an Org member Vic-E55_2001. Already chromed and premolded to fit. He also powder coats them different colors. My second set came from ebay just to see if there was any differences. Thought Vic's were a little better. Chrome 1st time, second set is black.
Bought a set from that guy on ebay.
Our only vendor that carries them is PPM Customs, but no margin in there to resell them.
I also got mine off eBay too. I know you can go to hardware store, but I preferred to pay the extra money for someone that's pre-formed them. Just set them on and glue. Easy.
For glue, use a quick set epoxy available at any drug store or hardware store. Any of them will work, but you want a quick-set epoxy. It will harden in less than 30 seconds so you have to be really quick once you mix it.
No one can see the inside of your fairings so I just dabbed some epoxy in the corners and it's held ever since just fine. I think in the last 7 yrs I've done it three times.
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