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YOUR RESEARCHBumperette Delete Panel
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Use piece of carbon fiber
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Made a template to use a piece of carbon fiber, but had some extra mesh from my bumper grills so tried that out and liked it.
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After the anticipated wait, my bumperette delete panel finally arrived from Cypher Vehicle Design. These guys did a phenomenal job, color matched my black paint nicely. Definitely an easy worthwhile, cost effective mod.
Anyone looking to delete your bumperettes- give these guys a look. (Original photo with bumperettes posted last for comparison)
I went the DIY route with a sheet of black acrylic from Home Depot. Checked out their website just now, and I'd say $75 is a great price for the effort that was involved.
That is such a good job. For a couple of minutes you blew my mind trying to figure out how all the things reflected in that panel were behind your bumper.
@TheChunkNorris
Thank you- big difference aesthetics wise.
@996C438
It is held into place via the license plate frame. Position delete panel, pop on license plate frame tighten it down done. Simple and very sturdy. It is a lightweight painted aluminum. It weights a total of 2 lbs
@yaz996
I had considered ordering the abs plastic and doing my own. Cost was very reasonable from Cypher Vehicle Design, so he made my choice easy. Yours looks great- I think either one gets the job done nicely!!
I went the DIY route on mine too. Made a template to use a piece of carbon fiber, but had some extra mesh from my bumper grills so tried that out and liked it.
