What to use to cover up holes?

[X|Crescens]

I have a 95 eclipse gst, with the little wing on it. I want to become a wingless dsm. My car is in storage about an hour and 45 minutes away so I can't check this out for myself. When you take off the wing there are holes left over, am I correct? My friend currently did this to his civc and now he has 2 holes from where the spoiler screwed in. What do you use to cover the holes? I have heard of using bondo to cover the holes. Anything else? For the wingless dsmers, how did you cover the holes to make everything looks sleek with the car.

 

[JohnWH]

Well, you'll have a lot more than just two holes...I believe you'll have atleast 10. The right way to do it would be to weld them in, grind/sand them down, and then repaint the entire rear half of the car, but that also costs a isht load (atleast $500) unless you can do it yourself. So you decide if a "wingless" Eclipse is worth all the time and money....

 

[dsmnate]

You will have about 4-5 holes per each side piece, 2 holes on either side of the hatch, and ~1" hole in the center of the hatch. You will have to weld and fill each hole, grind it down and bondo/fiberglass what is left to make it smooth, and repaint both rear quarters and the hatch.

When I had my 97-99 turbo spoiler put on my 95 it cost me around $700 for all the work that needed to be done.

 

[Airpoppoff]

dannyboy did that for a while then he finally put the turbo spoiler on it after a while of not having a spoiler on it, i think it looked really good....