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Welcome to the forum. Lots of good info on here. :)

I agree. Mask off all around and maybe rattle can it.

I was raised Chevy, Buick, Olds, Pontiac. Didn’t buy Fords until I started working for them. They make a pretty good product. Enjoy that new ST.

After looking at your picture, I went out and did the old tapety-tap on ours. It's metal! Our '20 is a gloss black, yours looks like a matte finish. Something the dealers body shop can spray. (y)

Seems unusual that it’s faded badly in that amount of time. Won’t hurt to show the dealer where you bought it. If it’s not warranted maybe you can buy a replacement.

I'm no tight wad, but that $10 x 2 vehicles is $80 per month. Thats pretty much a grand a year. :) To each their own.

The wife is the primary driver of our Explorer. She could care less about performance. With 93 octane premium @ 3.30 / gallon, I'm using 87 octane in both vehicles. They run fine.

Looks good on what you've done. Like the blue in the engine bay.

There's no winner in this argument. Sorry that we hi-jacked the OP's thread.

The Democrat motto: “Vote early and often.” :D And by the way, I love paying more for everything, including my gasoline.

Hope you didn’t’ have to pay the $700.00 markup for Star White. Might have yourself a unicorn being painted Oxford White. Good looking ST.

"Jshaffer3819, post: 36336, member: 267" Amazing. I remember something big happened after that date but don’t quite remember. I recall being forced to get this shot, not sure what was in it, but my memory has never been the same. I’m sure it’s fine though because I really trust our government...

Sharp, Clean, SHO. Think I would paint the caps black also.

I assuming that 21's are still being made due to the chip shortage. All done except the chip. Nice looking ST !

I do like Roush products, having the CAI and exhaust in my F150. You pay a premium for the Roush name, (as well as Shelby American). Most of the mods they do can be done with aftermarket parts for a lot less. IMO

Hopefully just an anomaly and you have good luck with your vehicle.

A lot of dealerships have a mobile wheel service they use, maybe check with them.

Other than watching where you park, and garage it at night, not a whole lot you can do. Battery powered tools makes it too easy.

My carseat broke......LOL!