I had my body shop fill them while they molded my Wald spoiler. I'd think a little bondo and then primered after it dried and was sanded.

 

correct way would be to weld them

get ready to spend some serious cash though as its not cheap

 

I filled them with 2 compound clay... it becomes rock hard! Then I used touch up paint over the clay untill it is a little bit higher then the paint arround it. Now I still need to sand it down with waterproof sandpaper and then polishing with some compound...

 

I just left my holes. Hardly noticeable unless you are looking for them. No problems with water getting in either.

 

thats what i did exactly .

 

When I go to my dealership Friday, I'm going to see how much they would charge me for that piece of vinyl that lays on the bumper right by the trunk. (Ya know what I mean?). It shouldn't cost much and I could cut out some little circles and it would be the exact color of my paint. (Or is that thing clear)



I hate that stupid thing anyway. I wish I could remove it. There is a line of black dirt all the way around it.

 

I went to a local sticker / vinyl shop and they found a color that was pretty much a perfect match to my paint and they printed out a sheet of vinyl dot stickers that i stuck over the holes. Only cost about $10

 

Awesome thought. Thanks!

 

I took some left over vinyl from a wrap project, used a hole puncher to make 2 small dots, painted it with a touch up pen and stuck them over the holes. About 4+ months now and no issues. Granted not as perfect as bondo or other fillers, but gets the job done quick & easy.