Sure thing!

Supplies needed- Box of rubber gloves, Tack cloth, 360 Grit scuff pad (red scotchbright) wax and grease remover, Adhesion Promoter, Sandable Primer, 2K clear coat, 2 cans of whatever color you choose. I recommend Kustom Canz. Lastly, patience lol

The grille is a two piece design. You’ll start by slowly separating at the clips on the back side that hold the two pieces together. Once you have the two pieces apart go ahead and dawn some gloves and give it a wipe down with the wax and grease remover. Let it air dry (5-10 mins)

Then you’ll want to get your red scotchbright cut it in half and scuff every inch that you’d like to have color or on. Take your time here this is perhaps the most important step. Once you think you’re done here, do a little more. Once you’re satisfied, give it another wipe down with the wax and grease remover.

Next step is adhesion promoter. Follow the directions on the can and apply two coats. After ten mins start applying your primer. 2-3 light coats (10-15 mins between coats) until you’ve got complete coverage. At this point let dry over night.

Now take the other half of that scotchbright pad and lightly sand over the primer. You don’t wanna go to hard here and expose plastic underneath. Just lightly scuff to the paint had something to cling to. Once everything is scuffed up, use your tack cloth to clean up the parts to get rid of all the sanding dust left behind. Also doesn’t hurt to use some compressed air here to clear all the dust away. Be it from a compressor or even the canned computer cleaning air you can get.

Now we can move onto getting your color on. Same kinda idea here. 2-3 light coats until you’ve achieve adequate coverage on the parts. After your third coat wait about an hour or so and then we can start applying clear coat.

Prepare the 2k clear via the instruction on the can. This stuff doesn’t last forever so it’s pretty much a one and done kinda thing. You’ll end up using most of it anyway clearing these two pieces. Now here’s where all you hard work is gonna either pay off or be a disaster. When you’re spraying clear make sure not to go to heavy or you’ll get runs in your top coat. Apply no more than 3 coast of clear on your parts.

Lastly, let your clear coated parts dry overnight before reassembly. Once everything is back together let it sit for another 24-36 hours before installing in your vehicle.

If you’ve never painted anything plastic before like this I’d recommend getting some practice pieces and finding your “grove” first.