License Plate Holes

[DMM]

Hey everyone! Just got a new Kia Stinger, super hyped to be apart of the community. I'm looking to get rid of my front license plate holes but only thing I keep seeing is people using drill and plugs. I came across bumperplugs.com and they say it dont require a drill. Has anyone purchased from them before?

 

[SafetyPilotCal]

At nearly $90 for enough plugs to fill the bumper (mine is drilled 5 times), there has to be a cheaper option.

 

[eflyguy]

If I had to deal with that issue, I'd probably go pick up a swatch from a reputable vinyl-wrap shop (they should have plenty of spares) and find the closest match. Carefully cut circles just a few mm wider than the holes from the matching sheet (the 3M one I have uses samples of the actual vinyl) or order a small sample, then apply over the holes.

It'll be far less noticeable than plugs, and you can replace if one or more gets messed up later.

They drilled and installed a plate holder on a truck I bought ~18 years ago, then put a dealer ad. plate in it (we don't have front plates in GA) - I refused delivery unless they put the unmolested front bumper from one of the other new vehicles on.