the only good thing he has going is his car is white LOL it hides a LOT

That helps. Also, the trip panels tend to be less shinny.

I think it would look good. Doesn't matter if anyone else notices it as long as you do

I dont think itll hold... I think no matter what u use, it will crack and fall out because wind catches the rear bumper as u drive and flexes it.

i had tha concern also thats why i have a plan hahaha

it should hold if your concerned just drill small holes

I shaved the side markers on the front of my 96 about 4 years ago using bondo and it'* held up just fine.

I did it about 6 years ago.. Used kitty hair as mentioned with a bondo skim coat. But instead of doing the sides I just took the panels off and shaved the hooks for the panels and holes.

The best way to do it is to fill the channels with evercoat polyflex and sand that down.





The problem with the side panels is you can't really go about sanding them on the car becasue they're flimy and will deform. And if you look at them closely on the car you can see that the clips etc holding them on are actually bending the panel every few inches. So, even if you were to take them off and get them flat off the car, it'll be wavey when you put them back on due to design. And if you do take the side panels off have a stockpile of spare clips ready because most of them will break.

i actually also considered this on the MC since it also has a "channel" on it....