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We use these aluminum sealed hole covers at work that would probably look good if you had them color matched. Ours would be too large for this but i am sure they make smaller ones. If your interested i can try to find them for you. Just need to know the hole size.

Mike

fyi. The reason for the drain tubes on oem power antennas is to remove the water that bypasses the mast. Since they are retractable the mast isn't sealed from the outside. Instead they use a chamber on the assembly to route the water out the tube. Any drain holes or drip collectors below would be for condensation from the assembly. A little condensation is normal but the oem antenna shouldn't leak.

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[QUOTE="comtec, post: 1587990, member: 16180"] We use these aluminum sealed hole covers at work that would probably look good if you had them color matched. Ours would be too large for this but i am sure they make smaller ones. If your interested i can try to find them for you. Just need to know the hole size. Mike fyi. The reason for the drain tubes on oem power antennas is to remove the water that bypasses the mast. Since they are retractable the mast isn't sealed from the outside. Instead they use a chamber on the assembly to route the water out the tube. Any drain holes or drip collectors below would be for condensation from the assembly. A little condensation is normal but the oem antenna shouldn't leak. Mike [/QUOTE]

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