I took off the front license plate bracket and theres a couple hols from the screws that held it in. does anybody know any techniques to fill it in so it dosnt look so bad?

oh and hopefully i'll be able to get a new paint job in the next couple months cuz it looks horrible.

here are some pics

 

maybe use the liscence plate scews and paint them gloss black then screw them all the way in the holes. It would cover the holes until your ready to fix the rest of the paint

Should look much better then it does now.

 

You can sand some of the material around the edges of the holes, take the dust and mix it with superglue til you get a nice bond then fill the holes in. Theres also this stuff called Duramix that bodyshops use on stuff like this.

 

Judging from the looks of the rest of the bumper, it is due for some prep and paintwork soon anyhow. I had a similar situation, once I took off the front plate, I bought some of that Bondo contour putty that comes in a tube. I worked it in the holes and made the surface as smooth as possible with a putty knife and cleaned off all the excess residue from the surrounding areas. Once it dried, I got a small paintbrush and touch up paint and painted the the two bondo spots. Its really only noticable if you are right up close. Its only a temporary fix anyhow as I plan on having the bumper redone in a couple of months.

 

Yea I had the same problem, I was going to do something about it this comming weekend, BUT I just got pulled over for no front liscense plate, last night Now I'm REALLY ticked at the local police.

 

You could get a billet grill.

 

I was thinking the same thing......good price and look http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Chevy...spagenameZWDVW oh and nice toes LoL.

 

When I took the front bracket off the Formula, I got a couple push-in plastic body plugs, just large enough to cover the ring surrounding the hole. Cut back the rough edges with an Exacto knife, pushed the body plugs in and painted them with the left-over paint from my hood. You can just barely see one of the plugs in this photo.

http://www.injuneer.com/images/photo...a/DCP04336.jpg

 

or what i did was just cut some electrical tape in a circle about the size or a dime or so, suprsiing it dosent look that bad, you really dont notice it unless your looking for it

 

ailright thanks for all the suggestions everybody