🖤 Assorted Black Flush Mount Pieces Review

They are made of hard plastic and are only designed for thin areas. They are quite difficult to use as plastic doesn't fit as well as rubber. I would have given less stars but the description says they are plastic and fit very thin metal. Can't complain too much. As for them, however, they work, but hardly. Not a fan of that. Instead I would advise you to find rubber stoppers.

Some claim it's made of hard plastic, but that's not true. Definitely something malleable, not hard hard plastic. A good balance of stiffness and some flex to ensure a secure fit in a certain sized hole. The size listed is the hole it will fit and sit securely in thin materials (as listed). Not for accidental wrong size holes. I used 1/4" to fill the holes in the plastic wrap, drilled from 3/16" to 1/4" to match this diameter insert.

You'd think these "soft-flex" plugs would fit almost any hole, but they really don't. don't fit in any of the many different sized holes I've tried using them for. They are actually thin, hard plastic and are difficult to fit into even 1/4 inch thick material. I assume they are primarily made for flat sheet metal only, but still they need to be inserted into the exact hole size they are designed for. To be honest I can't imagine what the heck they could be used for. I did not receive 10…

It's amazing. I have a Toyota Tacoma and the previous owner chose to permanently install component tweeters in the back door. I have never used tweeters and one is broken, worse the previous owner installed one on the front of the door on one side and on the back of the door on the opposite side (beginner's mistake). It looked damn ugly. I was trying to find a solution to cover the tweeters and came across this. After removing the tweeters there was a nice hole, I took some epoxy and taped it…

I used these to plug the holes in the former Victoria Police Crown 2011 One size is perfect for five holes and I simply put superglue under the edges of the plugs. My wife then painted the caps white with acrylic paints to match the car. It looks good from afar, but up close it obviously looks like crappy work. The other three holes had to be expanded with a dremel to fit together because they were between sizes, but it worked beautifully. It was a very cheap and easy fix, but you could…