keyhole covers
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Originally Posted by LINESUPER,Feb 7 2007, 02:35 PM
I bought mine from an S2K member at Fall Colors 04 - wish I had got his name - does anyone that was there remember? He sold them in sets of three for trunk, and doors. They were called keycaps.
If this is the right one, how are yours holding up?
--Bob
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Just FYI: When I made my own from the instructions above, the paint cracked after a few months. I made a second batch, which cracked again.
I figured it was time to stop fooling with it and order from bumperplugs.com. They look better (sit more flush with the door handle), and have lasted longer than my DIY'ers.
I figured it was time to stop fooling with it and order from bumperplugs.com. They look better (sit more flush with the door handle), and have lasted longer than my DIY'ers.
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There's a set coming to me from Christian Hill now. And as aside there's also a member on S2KCA making them for a group buy.
--Bob
PS Oh and Hill says he wasn't the member selling at Fall Colors
--Bob
PS Oh and Hill says he wasn't the member selling at Fall Colors
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^ Yes, you just put it in. I've had great service from bumperplugs.com, the initial NFR plugs they had sent me had manufacturing problems. I've been sent two replacement sets for free and they've been great ever since.
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Originally Posted by tekstar,May 23 2008, 05:51 PM
^ Yes, you just put it in. I've had great service from bumperplugs.com, the initial NFR plugs they had sent me had manufacturing problems. I've been sent two replacement sets for free and they've been great ever since.
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Originally Posted by CitadelBlue,Feb 6 2007, 02:22 PM
I dug this up from my files. Hopefully you can read it. It describes how you can make them yourself using some plugs (about $.40-.80 each) from Lowes (similar to Home Depot) and some touch up paint ($5-$6). PM me if you can't read this and include your email address and I will email you a better / more readable version ....
Lowes or HomeDepot , Nissan - Push Fasteners, UPC number is 008236715958, Lot# HO1140159; H#881204.
Lowes or HomeDepot , Nissan - Push Fasteners, UPC number is 008236715958, Lot# HO1140159; H#881204.