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Plug Holes Trunk Lid. Personally, i don't like the spoiler. I used interior panel retainers for mine. I've read several times about and even seen pics of these plugged holes and that you can get these plugs at lowes or home. The only way to really 'fix' the rear is to either get a wingless trunk or to have the holes. A cheap, dirty diy way is to drill the holes out with a 'christmas tree' bit so they have a flange and then get some fiberglass reinforcement and a few layers of resin to patch the hole from the. Sand the tops of the plugs as far as you can go before their integrity is sacrificed so it can be flush with the trunk lid. They are mich smaller, and since i have. Paint the tops of the. Plugs are far worse than the spoiler because they always stand out like a sore thumb. Spray those the appropriate color and the holes are less noticeable and water doesn't get in. I might have to go get those plug you posted about. The reason i ask is that while searching here, i found a plug especially made for covering the key holes on the door handles;.

A cheap, dirty diy way is to drill the holes out with a 'christmas tree' bit so they have a flange and then get some fiberglass reinforcement and a few layers of resin to patch the hole from the. I used interior panel retainers for mine. I might have to go get those plug you posted about. The only way to really 'fix' the rear is to either get a wingless trunk or to have the holes. Spray those the appropriate color and the holes are less noticeable and water doesn't get in. Personally, i don't like the spoiler. Paint the tops of the. They are mich smaller, and since i have. Sand the tops of the plugs as far as you can go before their integrity is sacrificed so it can be flush with the trunk lid. The reason i ask is that while searching here, i found a plug especially made for covering the key holes on the door handles;.

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Plug Holes Trunk Lid I might have to go get those plug you posted about. Plugs are far worse than the spoiler because they always stand out like a sore thumb. A cheap, dirty diy way is to drill the holes out with a 'christmas tree' bit so they have a flange and then get some fiberglass reinforcement and a few layers of resin to patch the hole from the. Paint the tops of the. The only way to really 'fix' the rear is to either get a wingless trunk or to have the holes. I used interior panel retainers for mine. I've read several times about and even seen pics of these plugged holes and that you can get these plugs at lowes or home. Sand the tops of the plugs as far as you can go before their integrity is sacrificed so it can be flush with the trunk lid. They are mich smaller, and since i have. The reason i ask is that while searching here, i found a plug especially made for covering the key holes on the door handles;. Personally, i don't like the spoiler. Spray those the appropriate color and the holes are less noticeable and water doesn't get in. I might have to go get those plug you posted about.