[mako22]

Ok I searched for this and didn't see anything - I'm guessing no one dared to bring up this option....BUT

For those getting the GM Blade spoiler - wouldn't a body-colored plug be an acceptable, easy to fabricate solution? I recall seeing people with these types of plugs where their dealer-drilled license plate holes were - why not do something like this in a less conspicuous spot on the trunk?

[Glen e]

Google bumper plugs....paint them and your'e good to go....

[mako22]

I understand I could do this...wondering why no one else has tried it. Other than it being "cheesy".

[Glen e]

You hit it: Because it is cheesy.......really.......it is in a spot the is very visible.

[mako22]

yup - would be the first cheesy thing I've seen someone on these boards did to their car.

[Glen e]

I know one guy who did it here, but he wouldn't post pics.....

[Extreme Dimensions]

some wings like ours cover the factory spoiler holes but most people just swap trunks or have the bodyshop fill them!

[Michigan1LTRS]

What can it hurt to try the body colored plug. It would be cheap and if you like it, who cares what anybody thinks? I mean really, what does it matter?
Or you could probably fill and paint the hole yourself if you got some skills.

[Glen e]

Originally Posted by Michigan1LTRS

What can it hurt to try the body colored plug. It would be cheap and if you like it, who cares what anybody thinks? I mean really, what does it matter?
Or you could probably fill and paint the hole yourself if you got some skills.

You really need to weld in a backing plate/metal before you can fill and paint so it can get a bit expensive. My body shop wanted $500, another guy here got $1200 as a estimate.

[Michigan1LTRS]

Originally Posted by Glen e

You really need to weld in a backing plate/metal before you can fill and paint so it can get a bit expensive. My body shop wanted $500, another guy here got $1200 as a estimate.

Oh my goodness!! WOW!!