I'd like to see this!Motor city vinyl has vinyl that will cover them up nicely. That's what I did with mine. I'll post pics shortly...
How did the body shop fill them in? Did they use bondo?I used some automotive plugs I found at Lowes painted to match, until I had a body shop fill them in the right way.
:iamwithstupid:I had the body shop fill and then repaint mine.
:iamwithstupid:I used some automotive plugs I found at Lowes painted to match, until I had a body shop fill them in the right way.
Plastic filler material...I had to have mine replaced after I ran over Tony's truck during the "Popeye's Chicken Bitch" incident a few years back!How did the body shop fill them in? Did they use bondo?
They still had to spot fill and block sand the dimples before they primed and painted it, but this is the way to go...Sucky situation but when I needed to replace my front bumper, I told the body shop not to drill any holes.
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Tried this... Still got a ticket.. Might just get the hideaway fronr plate bracket.and here in illinois its required to have one.
a member here took his off, and cleaned up the holes so they are barely noticeable... this way if he gets stopped for it... he can say it came off in the carwash and ordered one and is waiting to get the new one at the dealer .
Plastic filler material...I had to have mine replaced after I ran over Tony's truck during the "Popeye's Chicken Bitch" incident a few years back!
The holder costs $60... :dunno:LMAO
I bought the hideaway license plate holder and will be here tomorrow.
What yall think maybe $100 to get it done is resonable?Im very picky when it comes to things like that.
The labor alone on my brand new bumper just to flush out the holes was $150 as I recall...insurance was covering the rest of the job...$100 to plastic fill the holes and paint the bumper? hope he does good work