I'm looking for either part numbers or what others have used to plug these holes on the body after paint
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FJ60 Body Plugs (1 Viewer)
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LazarusTaxa
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not much info given. what plugs are you talking about?
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You are right, I thought I attached a picture. The round holes.
diesellibrarian
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I don't believe those holes are stock. They were probably drilled so that a rust prevention agent could be sprayed inside the cavities. Mine has similar ones, so I went down to my local autobody supply and tested a few plugs until I found one that fit.
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That's interesting. The original holes had paint on the inner part as if the shell was painted after they were drilled. The same size plugs are on the doors as well.
86aggie
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If the rectangular piece was also painted before you painted it, then someone likely punched the holes and painted it afterwards, as that rectangular piece is a white plastic plug(still available from Toyota), used on door thresholds and rear carpet chrome trim at liftgate opening.
My local Ace hardware has a nice variety of plugs. I'm sure any good hardware store will have what you need.
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Yes, those were white. I was afraid to remove those as I didn't know if Toyota still made those. Would you happen to have that part number, please? The original plugs for the holes were black and I saved a few. But most were damaged.
LazarusTaxa
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Toyota plugs typically have their part number on them FYI.. If they are still in decent shape you can often read them.
