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Old 07-19-2014, 11:55 PM   #1
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Front Bumper Mustache Holes

In my last car I got pulled over twice for no front plate. So I got the Grimmspeed plate relocator one and put a 1 inch hole in the tow hook cover. I removed the stock center plate holder and now I have two holes where the last owner screwed right in to the bumper. Anyone have any ideas on what I can do about the two holes in the mustache now. The holes kind of pull away from the body and other me a lot. I know the part is attached to the molding so I cant just remove it and add a grille.
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Old 07-20-2014, 12:36 AM   #2
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bondo or some other filler and some black paint. and maybe some therapy for the ocd.
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Could always vinyl wrap the mustache.
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Has anyone wrapped this portion? that is an excellent idea! I got two holes, and id like to match my front CF lip.
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You can use small plugs.
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vinyl, or plasti dip. I plasti dipped my rear oem diffuser portion of the bumper after putting the car backwards through the woods at a high rate of speed. Plasti dips thickness and self leveling properties worked at filling in all the cuts I had.


Sanding it smooth and using vinyl is probably your best bet though.
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There is a lot of texture to sand AND get smooth for vinyl. I think Ill get some pics tomorrow. Im thinking I can back fill the holes with some sorta black putty and cut off the section of plastic that is pushed out.
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black rtv. I used some to turn my stock antenna into...well.....i just unscrewed the stub and put black rtv over it and no one ever notices.
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