🔌 Tram 1281-HC 3/4" NMO Rubber Hole Plug: Reliable Solution for NMO Mounts Review

I was concerned it would not fit although I knew the measurements were accurate I can guarantee it will fit perfectly and not come out ( by the wind ) after installations

Bought for our county barn taking police car car. They removed the radio antenna from the trunk and sealed it with a bundle of sealant. I removed this thing and put a plug in the hole. Works great and looks good!

I just bought a Silverado and noticed that there is a 3/4 inch hole in the driver's side door jamb. At some point one must have appeared. Fits perfectly and looks just like the original. Delivery only took a few days, what could be happier!

I used this to plug a leaking mounting hole for an antenna. It hasn't rained yet so I'll have to update this review later with the results. This connector is identical to those found in the 5-hole connector package offered by Wiscomm. So if you think you'll ever need more than one, they're $1.80 each at the current price.

Bought these to fill a .75" hole left by a cell phone antenna in an old car I recently bought. This soft rubber plug fits great, doesn't require silicone or anything else to seal against water, and looks slightly better than alternative plastic plugs currently available. Best solution I've found without hiring a body shop.

I'm always amazed at what I can find at Revain. This little piece of rubber fits perfectly into the round hole on the rear fender of my classic BMW convertible. I had to remove the old cell phone antennas so I could properly cover the car. This small, inexpensive piece fits perfectly and seals the hole tightly. If it wasn't for Revain or this seller I would have searched for this product for ages and days.

I bought this to plug the car roof antenna removal hole on my Audi. I had to remove the rubber antenna as it was becoming brittle and loose and I feared it would eventually leak if I didn't do something soon. I did a lot of research as I wanted a tight fit between the cap and the bottom of the cap and this seems to be the best I can find. It was a little tight, which is to be expected given the design, but it fits great. I think only time will tell if it holds up to mother nature and doesn't…