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highstream

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 Gothenburg
Just ordered for doorhandle and trunk, sterling grey metallic color
Will update with pics when they arrive... I think it will look great, takes away thoose useless line-disturbing keyholes :lol:
 
Did mine a while back and very happy with the clean look:
KeyPlug.jpg

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careful with that website

bit like http://www.hotmail.com and http://www.hotmale.com ------i do not know where this link goes..id imagine not work safe

looks nice had some on my vette
 
Decided to plug the rear keyhole since I neverevereverEVER is going to use it
Didnt plug the door keyhole since I know I use it somtimes
Looks great! :D

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Lowes for the plugs. Get a few that look the size, trim as required. Get a few extra for practice etc and back up. Buy touch up paint kit from your local BMW dealer and brush onto a plug that had been cleaned with iso/alcohol and rough up with 2000 (approx) grit wet sandpaper, available from your local Wally World. The brush marks should disappear under a thin first coat. Wait 24 hours minimum to allow to dry and cure, repeat, then use a light clearcoat. Let cure and you are done. This may take a little practice but with the inexpensive plugs it isn't the end of the world if your first attempt looks like crap. This is a fun project. Do it right and don't rush it and voila, lookin fly, yo.
 
If you're lucky enough to have a black z4 then go to an auto parts store, buy the assortment package of panel fasteners, file slightly to fit in keyhole, and your done. All for a couple of dollars. The assorted package contained a large fastener that worked on the trunk and a smaller one that worked on the door.

Door:
door.jpg


Trunk:
trunk.jpg


Plugs:
fastener.jpg
 
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