Chrome to plug hole idea please

[arriva1]

The B post have the hole on tops for hard top to lock into I guess but I no hardtop and the holes on show on both sides I find looks as if something missing..sorry I nit pick

I have chrome look sink plug for where soft top locks into at rear but not found something similar for B- Post's .

Any idea's please ?

Trev

[DJT]

Have a look here: http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/cfereday/index.htm

Click on Accessories then Lockplates. I believe Paddocks do a similar item. Nothing in chrome though....... Although someone on here has made some nice aluminium or stainless ones.

[arriva1]

Hi Dave,

Got them already, it the top of the B- Post holes I want blanking :

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[richardthestag]

drill the pop rivets get a bit of stainless trimmed to size, fit and rivet back.

or if you dont want to be blinded find a small rubber grommet / bung to fill the hole

[Paul Goldsmith]

Alternatively, find yourself a piece of cork which is an interference fit into the b-post hole (useful research may require drinking some wine !).

Then trim its length and glue on a stainless steel disc to the top of the cork, which should all blend in quite nicely in my mind. Although using cork, it might also be prudent to disconnect the 12v hardtop connections first.

[richardthestag]

looks like the connections headed south like so many do.

Good idea re getting access to the cork

[stagjim1]

all you need is a grommet then spray it silver.job done

[arriva1]

last option sound's good idea

Trev

[jbuckl]

http://www.comdir.co.uk/Products.aspx/jiteqtrw12/Snap-InHolePlugButtons-MetalDecorative/

Smaller quantity would be better.

This is what is in my hardtop connector holes, but held in with blue tack as well

[MissMoppet]

http://www.comdir.co.uk/Products.asp...talDecorative/

Smaller quantity would be better.

This is what is in my hardtop connector holes, but held in with blue tack as well

An obvious response. Why doesn't The Club buy some and sell on in pairs + a modest margin? Put me down for the first two.

Dave

[dasadrew]

Didn't you used to be able to get chrome "buttons" to plug empty traditional aerial holes? I seem to remember every car accessory shop sold them. Those clips look like a good idea though.