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10-11-2001, 10:13 AM

If you do it yourself be sure to mix the bondo or filler properly. I have seen good jobs done in filling holes then down the road ( a couple months) you can see the holes a little because the mixture wasnt mixed right and it expanded or contracted in size. But you can get holes filled relatively cheap now at shops cuz they have a sort of "saudering gun" technique they can use now so you dont have to spray so much paint and spend a lot of welding time and it is much more cost effective. I had my rear ones done that way and they are fine. I took out the trunklid holes from the stock spoiler I used to have that way too. I have a lot of Bass in the trunk too and the vibrations havent caused any sort of cracking either like I thought might occur. I will check the process for you and let you know what it is called. I forgot. Hope this helps.

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10-11-2001, 10:13 AM	#11
Impact23 Posts: n/a	If you do it yourself be sure to mix the bondo or filler properly. I have seen good jobs done in filling holes then down the road ( a couple months) you can see the holes a little because the mixture wasnt mixed right and it expanded or contracted in size. But you can get holes filled relatively cheap now at shops cuz they have a sort of "saudering gun" technique they can use now so you dont have to spray so much paint and spend a lot of welding time and it is much more cost effective. I had my rear ones done that way and they are fine. I took out the trunklid holes from the stock spoiler I used to have that way too. I have a lot of Bass in the trunk too and the vibrations havent caused any sort of cracking either like I thought might occur. I will check the process for you and let you know what it is called. I forgot. Hope this helps.