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    i did this today and it was really easy. i see in one of the other model threads they showed removing bumpers etc.i just got the old dremel out,ground off the tops of the plugs and knocked the remainder thru with a screwdriver. 10 minutes work max. i'm sure others have done this but when i searched it didnt come up. got some plastic push in plugs the same size as the sensors.will just paint them up and should be done. if you were really fussy you could countersink them into the bumper to make then even closer to the sensor look.
    cheers
    warrick
    Last edited by warrick; 01-04-2014, 01:58 PM.
    sigpic2011 3CC 3.6 V6. 19X8 CADWELL RIMS, K & N FILTER, EXHAUST TIPS,DBA SLOTTED FRONT DISCS,ATE CERAMIC FRONT PADS.

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    Congrats on the new car mate. Finally you bought the CC. Pics? Also I want to get rid of the plate holder too. Can you post some pics up of the bumper after removal? Do you need to take the car to professional paint shop to paint the holes?
    2009 CC V6 White Shark

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    • #3
      thanks,really happy with it. will post some pics soon. yeah i got some little black hard plastic plugs which will just snap in.after the holder is gone you end up with 4 round holes of about 8mm. i will just airbrush the plugs myself and they should just snap in. the paint was perfect behind the holder just gave it a little polish/wax and done.
      cheers
      warrick
      Last edited by warrick; 01-04-2014, 02:12 PM.
      sigpic2011 3CC 3.6 V6. 19X8 CADWELL RIMS, K & N FILTER, EXHAUST TIPS,DBA SLOTTED FRONT DISCS,ATE CERAMIC FRONT PADS.

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      • #4
        heres a pic so far without the plugs yet. old number plate also.
        cheers
        warrick

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        Last edited by warrick; 01-04-2014, 02:13 PM.
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        • #5
          Does the car look much cleaner than before? make sure you take your time and come up with a big post of your CC

          Let me know how you hide those holes
          2009 CC V6 White Shark

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          • #6
            i'm sorry but i have told you how i am going to hide the holes, i dont know what else i can tell you. yes it does look cleaner and less fussy.
            warrick
            Last edited by warrick; 01-04-2014, 02:13 PM.
            sigpic2011 3CC 3.6 V6. 19X8 CADWELL RIMS, K & N FILTER, EXHAUST TIPS,DBA SLOTTED FRONT DISCS,ATE CERAMIC FRONT PADS.

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            • #7
              I meant how you go with it...result
              2009 CC V6 White Shark

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              • #8
                here's the finished product.yes getting the holes filled and bumper painted would be better,but i am happy with this for zero money. looks heaps better than with the euro holder and that was the objective.
                cheers
                warrick

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                • #9
                  BumperPlugs for Volkswagen

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                  • #10
                    Where did you buy those plugs from mate? Cheers
                    2009 CC V6 White Shark

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