fix bumper holes
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fix bumper holes
read a recent thread about hide-away license plates and am looking to try it. would be great for photoshoots and when parked, but also keeps me from worrying about not having a front plate when i need one since the law in NJ is that it must be equipped.
i have a 2010g37x coupe. not sport. im still pretty sure they drill into the front bumper to install the license plate bracket right? how do i FIX this once i take it off? are there bumper plugs or anything or do i have to take it to a shop and have it professionally fixed? looking for the cheapest solution that looks clean
i have a 2010g37x coupe. not sport. im still pretty sure they drill into the front bumper to install the license plate bracket right? how do i FIX this once i take it off? are there bumper plugs or anything or do i have to take it to a shop and have it professionally fixed? looking for the cheapest solution that looks clean
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read a recent thread about hide-away license plates and am looking to try it. would be great for photoshoots and when parked, but also keeps me from worrying about not having a front plate when i need one since the law in NJ is that it must be equipped.
i have a 2010g37x coupe. not sport. im still pretty sure they drill into the front bumper to install the license plate bracket right? how do i FIX this once i take it off? are there bumper plugs or anything or do i have to take it to a shop and have it professionally fixed? looking for the cheapest solution that looks clean
i have a 2010g37x coupe. not sport. im still pretty sure they drill into the front bumper to install the license plate bracket right? how do i FIX this once i take it off? are there bumper plugs or anything or do i have to take it to a shop and have it professionally fixed? looking for the cheapest solution that looks clean
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CDONNS, thanks for the pics!
i think it looks pretty clean. and it must be a whole lot cheaper than getting it filled/repainted
have you ever thought about shaving the plugs down? would that help make it look more flush? idk just a thought.
franky2222, how much did you get yours repainted for? im trying to see what the contrast in pricing would be.
i think it looks pretty clean. and it must be a whole lot cheaper than getting it filled/repainted
have you ever thought about shaving the plugs down? would that help make it look more flush? idk just a thought.
franky2222, how much did you get yours repainted for? im trying to see what the contrast in pricing would be.
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CDONNS, thanks for the pics!
i think it looks pretty clean. and it must be a whole lot cheaper than getting it filled/repainted
have you ever thought about shaving the plugs down? would that help make it look more flush? idk just a thought.
franky2222, how much did you get yours repainted for? im trying to see what the contrast in pricing would be.
i think it looks pretty clean. and it must be a whole lot cheaper than getting it filled/repainted
have you ever thought about shaving the plugs down? would that help make it look more flush? idk just a thought.
franky2222, how much did you get yours repainted for? im trying to see what the contrast in pricing would be.
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when i bought the car used here in canada i told the dealer im not taking the car unless he repaints the bumper they agreed i think they paid about 300 they did a good job too