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Chrome looks sharp on some trucks. On others, it fights the look the owner is going for. If you have been noticing blacked out grilles and badges around Dallas and Fort Worth and wondering how drivers get that finish, the answer is usually a chrome delete.
Truxx Outfitters has been outfitting trucks and SUVs in the DFW area since 1998, and we handle blackout and chrome delete work at our Lewisville shop. This guide covers what a chrome delete is, how a blackout package is different, how our paint process works, and what to expect from drop off to pick up.
If you are still deciding whether it is worth doing, start here. You will know what the job involves before you ever pick up the phone.
A chrome delete takes the bright chrome finish on your vehicle’s trim and replaces it with black. The goal is simple: get rid of the shine so the trim blends into the rest of the vehicle instead of standing out from it.
At Truxx, that means refinishing the chrome pieces that came on your vehicle. You keep your factory parts. They come back black.
Every vehicle wears its chrome in different places, but these are common parts to black out:
You do not need to drive a truck to get it done. We black out trucks, SUVs and cars.
People use the two terms for the same thing, and they overlap, but there is a difference worth knowing before you ask for a quote.
A chrome delete is focused on one job: turning the chrome pieces black. It can be as small as a set of emblems or as complete as every piece of chrome on the vehicle.
A blackout package is a broader plan for a dark, uniform look from front to back. The chrome delete is the core of it. From there, drivers often add black wheels or window tint to finish the build.
Not sure which one you want? Tell us how you want the vehicle to look when it is done, and we will tell you which parts need to change to get there.
Chrome is a tough surface for paint to hold on to. That is why prep matters as much as the paint itself, and why our chrome delete process starts with taking the parts off the vehicle. We always remove the chrome pieces to black them out.
Here is what happens to your parts, step by step:
The whole job is handled in house by experienced paint technicians. Nothing gets sent out, and the same shop that takes your parts off is the shop that puts them back on.
The result is a permanent black finish that is made to hold up to Texas heat and daily driving.
All chrome delete and blackout paint work is done at our Lewisville shop at 708 Valley Ridge Circle, Suite 11. If you live closer to Denton or Weatherford, call Lewisville at (972) 434-5463 to set up your job.
Knowing how the visit works makes it easier to plan around your week. Here is how a blackout job goes at our Lewisville location.
An appointment is highly recommended, and we also accept drop offs throughout the day. If it is easier to bring your vehicle in the day before, drop it off before 5:30 PM and we will keep it inside overnight.
Lewisville is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM and Saturday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. We are closed on Sunday.
You are welcome to wait. Our waiting area has a TV, WiFi and cold drinks. How long the job takes depends on how many parts are being blacked out, so ask for a time estimate when you schedule.
Once the parts are cured, buffed and back on the vehicle, it is ready to go. We accept cash, debit and major credit cards, and financing is available.
There are do it yourself blackout kits out there, and plenty of drivers try them first. The trouble is that DIY kits often end in peeling, bubbling or an uneven finish, and trim is one of the first things people notice on a vehicle.
A professional chrome delete gives you clean edges and a finish that lasts. At Truxx, that comes down to a few things:
A chrome delete makes sense for a lot of North Texas drivers. It is a good fit if you:
Our Lewisville shop handles paint work for drivers across the Dallas and Fort Worth area. If you are closer to our Denton or Weatherford store, call Lewisville to schedule your blackout job.
A chrome delete is one of the cleanest ways to change the look of a truck, and the process is easier than most people expect. If you are ready to talk through your vehicle, call our Lewisville shop at (972) 434-5463 or send us a message through our contact page and tell us what you drive and which parts you want blacked out.
No. We black out trucks, SUVs and other vehicles.
All chrome delete and blackout paint work is done at our Lewisville shop at 708 Valley Ridge Circle, Suite 11, Lewisville, TX 75057. Customers near Denton and Weatherford can call Lewisville to schedule.
An appointment is highly recommended. We also accept drop offs throughout the day, and vehicles dropped off before 5:30 PM are kept inside overnight.
Yes. Our waiting area has a TV, WiFi and cold drinks. Ask how long your job will take when you schedule, since it depends on how many parts are being blacked out.
Yes. Our chrome delete is a paint process, and the finish is permanent. The chrome parts are removed, prepped, painted with our proprietary paint blend, cured and baked, then reinstalled.
Call our Lewisville shop for a quote, or send us a message and tell us what you drive.
708 Valley Ridge Circle, Suite 11
Lewisville, TX 75057
(972) 434-5463
Lewisville store page
2101 West University Drive
Denton, TX 76201
(940) 323-0465
Denton store page
152 I-20
Weatherford, TX 76087
(817) 928-9454
Weatherford store page
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