I just got 4 of the plastic "Christmas tree's" from the dealer. These are
the black plastic push through fasteners that are used to hold the inner
fender skirts on. (they just gave them too me), I dipped them in some of
the touch up paint that the dealer also gave me. You can barely see them,
and when you do, they just look like painted bumper bolts. Much better than
having four holes in the air dam. Just an idea.
> From: Dave Howe <dhowe@netarrant.net>
> To: dakota-truck-digest@buffnet4.buffnet.net
> Subject: DML: Front license plate
> Date: Monday, March 15, 1999 6:48 PM
> If you leave the plate off and want a quick fix for the holes, go to a
> hardware store and get some little black plastic plugs that snap in the
> holes. The come in all sizes, have sort of a flat/slightly rounded head,
> flat black color. They have little "gripper fingers" to hold them in
tight.
> I've used them for years on motorcycle frames, etc. that I'm detailing
and
> want to clean up the holes without welding, painting, etc.
> If you have a chrome bumper, some auto parts & hardware stores have
> something similar made of chrome steel or stainless. The black ones are
> good for under-hood detailing, too.
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