[Jimmy96]

Hey guys, just bought a M3-Look rear bumper for E90 Sedan.

Upon receiving the bumper, I noticed the bumper has parking sensor hole but was not given parking sensor hole plug/cover to cover the holes. My original OEM bumper does NOT have parking sensors/the plugs.

Now.. Im wondering how can I fill the holes up OR where to buy some sort of plug/cover to cover the holes.

*Picture below shows what the holes look like, hope someone can help me out here. Thanks!

View post on imgur.com

[Pidipompi]

Originally Posted by Jimmy96

Hey guys, just bought a M3-Look rear bumper for E90 Sedan.

Upon receiving the bumper, I noticed the bumper has parking sensor hole but was not given parking sensor hole plug/cover to cover the holes. My original OEM bumper does NOT have parking sensors/the plugs.

Now.. Im wondering how can I fill the holes up OR where to buy some sort of plug/cover to cover the holes.

*Picture below shows what the holes look like, hope someone can help me out here. Thanks!

View post on imgur.com

You could try Bondo.

[dlf750]

if you just want to plug them, and not sure of the size, go to home depot and find some plastic circular screw hole covers. I'm sure that's not the correct term. They're used for furniture to cover the holes where you screw pieces of wood together. I did this year ago when I took off my license plate bracket and wanted to cover the screw holes but didn't want to deal with bondo and paint, etc. you can buy BMW touch up paint for the plastic covers.

[Bob Shiftright]

My daughter moved to a state which doesn't require a front license plate, and we plugged the screw hole in her front bumper with a plug from the hardware department of Lowes, painted with touch-up paint. I think we glued it in place with RTV cement.

Now her car looks like it's owned by a native!

The plastic plugs come in a wide variety of sizes and shapes.