Give your Audi a clean look, while getting rid of
those unattractive holes in your front bumper with a set of Painted Bumper Plugs. The
Painted Bumper Plugs are the perfect solution when you need to remove the front
plate for shows or if
you bought your Audi out of state and you no longer require a front license
plate. Installation is simple and easy as the Bumper Plugs are inserted directly
into the holes and removable with ease, no damage to the painted bumper. All
plugs come in pairs.
NOTE: The plugs must fit
1/4” to
5/16” holes, nothing larger, nothing smaller
Features
- Using a grommet style backing the bumper plugs are reusable time and time
again
- The plugs are available in one universal
size that fits holes 1/4"- 5/16" in
diameter
- With a wide range of factory colors to
choose from, our painted bumper plugs are available for a wide range of Audi models
Available Audi Colors
- Amulet Red
- Atlas Grey Metallic
- Avus Silver Metallic
- Brilliant Black
- Brilliant White
- Cashmere Pearl
- Crystal Blue Metallic
- Denim Blue Pearl
- Dolomite Grey Pearl
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- Ebony Black
- Hibiscus Red
- Highlight Silver Metallic
- Ibis White
- Ice Silver
- Imola Yellow
- Irish Green Pearl
- Laser Red
- Light Silver
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- Ming Blue
- Nimbus Grey Metallic
- Ocean Blue Metallic
- Polar White
- Racing Green Metallic
- Santorin Blue Pearl
- Silver Sea Metallic
- Sprint Blue Pearl
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Installation
- Installation can be done by any single person, no special skills are required
- No tools are required
- Estimated installation time is generally less than 5 minutes
About the Painting Process
For quality assurance, each product is finished using a 14-stage proprietary
process, these plugs have an exact factory match to the bumper of your car. Our
paints are combined with adhesive promoters and chip resisting agents to prolong
the life and look of your part. The unique paint process requires over 11 days
to complete. Note that our top quality paints will exactly
match the color of a brand new vehicle painted in that color. On certain colors,
exposure to the sun will slightly change/fade the color of the vehicle,
especially with older vehicles or vehicles in warm climates. In these cases the
paint may not be a 100% match to the color on the car, but will be extremely
close.
How to Find Your Paint Code
Open the hood you will find that on one of the shock towers, probably passenger
side, there will be a black label, on this label will be the color name written
in German along with the paint code number at the bottom.
