I took off my side moldings, and there are holes where the clips were. I haven't taken off the door moldings yet though. Was just wondering if welding the holes first then sanding/bondo/painting would be the right way to do it. When I shaved my spoiler, I was able to get to the back of the holes, so I could patch them to make sure the bondo didn't crack, but on the side of the car, I can't reach the back of the holes...
Any ideas?

there shouldent be any holes

there are no holes. its on with 3m double sides adhesive

well....i believe there are holes on certain sunfires. like the GT and a few others. i think maybe the newer fires.

i would definately weld then fill, etc

if you just used body filler on the trunk holes, thats gonna crack out soon, just an FYI.

StrippedCav98 (Now Quotable) wrote:there are no holes. its on with 3m double sides adhesive

jarett mccrie wrote:there shouldent be any holes

Yes, there are holes. I have Fire GT - There are holes. I can see.

Joey Baggs (Eazy716) wrote:well....i believe there are holes on certain sunfires. like the GT and a few others. i think maybe the newer fires.

i would definately weld then fill, etc

if you just used body filler on the trunk holes, thats gonna crack out soon, just an FYI.

I didn't use just Bondo. I put some small sheet metal squares behind the holes, and my buddy tach welded it on, so I just filled it in over that.

So, weld the holes, and fill 'um. Will do.