that is exactly what I received and did not want the white outline showing. wanted all HPR or total white so I opted for white against the ford shadow black like the OBX grille .Not sure if these are what Old Goat got but here's a pic of the TUFSKINZ HPR overlays I put on our Bronco. Avoided them on all my F150s but whatever "paint" or process they use to color-match is spot on. The color changes just like the body paint. Been all for complete color swap out but as mentioned maintaining the white offers a nice contrast especially when viewing from afar.
You seem OCD like me and very set on keeping with the "theme" or "look". I was very pessimistic about the look too but the wife digs it, it's her Bronco and the longer it's on, really liking it. If you do come across a set of all HPR, hit me up. I would definitely swap for those. I'm a little impatient and budget minded. Not in to getting plain lettering or full overlays to then shop for a paint shop to finish the work.that is exactly what I received and did not want the white outline showing. wanted all HPR or total white so I opted for white against the ford shadow black like the OBX grille .
yours does look sharp but the white outline did it for me. here is what mine looks like now ,as I am opting for a HPR and Shadow Black theme . you can see the shadow black fenders on the hot pepper red panel.
Sorry to jump off topic but what size tires are you running. I have RC's N3 coilover 2" lift sitting on deck in the garage but waiting on saving up for tires. Opting for 275/70, 285/70 or /75, and/or 295/70.that is exactly what I received and did not want the white outline showing. wanted all HPR or total white so I opted for white against the ford shadow black like the OBX grille .
yours does look sharp but the white outline did it for me. here is what mine looks like now ,as I am opting for a HPR and Shadow Black theme . you can see the shadow black fenders on the hot pepper red panel.
