12-16-2009, 10:33 PM | #1292 |
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I used some plastic-ish plugs. The rubber grommets you would find under your carpet or on firewall or something to seal a whole thats not being used so water doesn't get in(sheet metal Plugs). I just found some at the dealership i worked at in a junk drawer full of random parts. You can probably find them at Home Depot or Online somewhere. You dont have to but you can use silicone sealant underneath to make a clean waterproof seal no one will ever see. Just an idea.
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12-17-2009, 12:25 AM | #1293 |
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i plugged my spoiler holes with honda interior clips, that i got sprayed when i painted my rear bumper, and then siliconed from the inside.
the previous owner of my car had a similar solution as well. |
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