So recently I purchased a license plate relocation kit and put my license plate down by the towhook. Looks nice, clean and sporty BUT I now have small body holes in my front bumper. I have a 2005 MCS in Metallic Hyper Blue. I really want to fill these holes. Has anyone had this issue? Can anyone suggest a solution? Definitely want something DIY and colormatched. Thanks. Appreciate any help at all.

Also could someone post a link to where i can find the stock rear endlinks? I need new ones

 

Most have the holes filled, sanded and painted. That looks the best but also costs the most.
Others have found some plastic/nylon plugs at the hardware store to do the trick.

This site offers color match. I don't know anything about them, but found it in an old post.http://www.bumperplugs.com/index.php...y&path=1_11_88

 

License plate bolt covers would be my choice !

 

I got bumperplugs units...the paint is so much better than I could do on my own (I did the full monty)...theirs won't chip. In the past, when I had an issue, they took care of me.

They seem pricey, but they take care of you. No financial connection on my part btw - just happy with them.

 

Do what 05r50 said. Get plastic/nylon plugs get touch-up paint, paint plugs while their drying clean around the bumper hole with alcohol then wax bumper. That should do it.

 

Bumper plugs are great! Check them out here. Also, end links can be found here.

-Luccia

 

Pricey for just 2 plugs
But if you get the plugs from home Depot plus touch up paint it'll cost about the same.

 

I came across with bumperplugs years ago and they are NICE! One can order it to match your OEM colors. A little pricey like everyone would agree.

What I did to cover my license plate holes was to get a pair of plugs (they come in plastic and in black) from Lowes in their hardware aisle where all the nuts and bolts are. These plugs come in different sizes.. Once I trimmed off the unnecessary pieces for a better fit, instead of painting it.. I ordered a vinyl wrap sample from eBay for $0.99 to match the color that I needed. I plugs before inserting it to the hole and made sure it's pushed in tightly and snug.

All for less than $4.

Best of luck!