I have a 2010 full fat that came with mud flaps on all 4 wheel wells. I want to remove them because I think the car would look better. If removed, each wheel well will each have 2 to 4 holes (roughly 3/8" (10 mm) in diameter) from where the flaps were fastened. Obviously taking it to the body shop to get those holes plugged or replacing the body panel would be overkill (especially financially). What's a creative way to cover or hid the small holes along the wheel well and still keep with the aesthetic of the car (i.e., not look like a cheap, tasteless mod)??

little 10mm rubber bungs? ... - .- -.




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Aren’t mudflaps required to pass a MOT? They are in Australia.

Otherwise, use blanking plugs in either plastic or rubber. Ron B. VK2OTC
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I’ve wanted to remove mine but worried about the holes and what may be underneath in terms of rust and damaged paint where they have rubbed. 2012 TDV8 Vogue (L322)