Put in my DIY bumper plugs
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Put in my DIY bumper plugs
I started with these 80cents-for-2 Ford push fasteners I got from Lowe's
Applied 4 coats of touch-up with a brush, waited overnight, applied 3 coats of clear, and waited 24 hours. (auto-focus went for the bottles)
2 of them popped in snugly, but one hole was a little wide, so I put some adhesive around the shaft of the fastener to keep it in place. Not bad for $1.60 worth of fasteners and some touch-up paint I already had.
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Applied 4 coats of touch-up with a brush, waited overnight, applied 3 coats of clear, and waited 24 hours. (auto-focus went for the bottles)
2 of them popped in snugly, but one hole was a little wide, so I put some adhesive around the shaft of the fastener to keep it in place. Not bad for $1.60 worth of fasteners and some touch-up paint I already had.
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From: West Chicago, IL
nice! i did this too with some i found at autozone... cna't remember part # 
it was in a pack with multiple different push pins i jus used the 3 biggest ones lol
u can barely tell they are there atleast in the right lighting
it was in a pack with multiple different push pins i jus used the 3 biggest ones lolu can barely tell they are there atleast in the right lighting
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