By the looks of it, it just clips in.

 

someone has already done this mod and put photos on here - have you checked them out because for me I think its smacks of too much orange

 

Having the Orange rock on mine I was tempted to go down this road , but after sitting and looking at the car for long periods of time ( sad I know) I now think the contrasting silver works better.

 

doing it in black with the raised parts in Orange Rock might look better and break it up a bit.I'm thinking of doing mine that way, but in white or red (Mokka is white)

 

Half thinking of painting the rear bumper insert on my MOKKA. The car is black and the insert is a bit bright in silver. Thinking it might look good in purple ? Any thoughts?

 

How about instead of paint if you want it changed, go down the route of having it wrapped, easy to change back and cheeper I would have thought, the combinations are endless.

 

I think I've seen carbon wrapped ones before and they look good.

 

Hi all,
Sorry for my english because i'm french

But, this forum is better of all french forum about mokka

I want to apply black mat adhésive on silver lower bumper beacause i don't want paint it in Black,
I can find very good thermo adhésive with exactly same texture of bumper.
And adhésive is very strong and protect this part very good.

I have a color edition mokka (black and white) and i don't like this silver part,
it is the only silver part on my car (front and rear)

So, is it difficult to remove these silver parts (front and rear)
What is the method if you know?

Thank a lot and congratulation all,

Thomas

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Also try this link for the front and follow 155's advice, more are available in the search function!
Front bumper trim - Vauxhall Mokka Forums

 

If you are a Youtube fan, there are a lot of supercar enthusiasts who post videos on there who get their cars wrapped. All over the UK and abroad there are plenty of specialist companies (many the typical railway arch or industrial estate operations) who could wrap those inserts for the Mokka, presumably at a reasonable price.

it's as simple as using a heat gun to soften it afterwards if you want to change it back to the 'stock' silver and can be done to plastic trim items as it's not a particularly hot process. Worth a look...?

 

Forgot to add...the wrappers wouldn't necessarily have to remove the part either. They are extremely good at working the material into the corners and cut lines.

 

Make sure you choose a decent company. My friend had a RRS wrapped and it was fantastic, they then went to a cheaper place to get their Audi A5 wrapped and it was a poor job, it started peeling off etc.

 

Hi all. Has any one managed to change the silver insert on the rear bumper and if it's easy to do?



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Unfortunately I bumped into a post while reversing, silly me, turned the parking sensor off as it was distracting, causing a crack on the rear diffuser. Does this exist as a separate part or is it as I suspect part of the whole rear bumper. Also I could get away with some silver touch up paint, any suggestions of what to use? Thanks in advance for any replies or suggestions


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No doubt somebody will be along shortly telling you to use the search facility but pretty sure the silver section can be removed separately. Might be able to get that section on eBay but might need to purchase the whole bumper but still cheaper than that section on its own from Vauxhall.

 

Have a look in these threads : http://www.mokkaownersclub.co.uk/forum/rear-bumper-insert_topic3822.html
http://www.mokkaownersclub.co.uk/forum/rear-bumper_topic3466.html



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