Well it seems my Blue Peter moment has paid off

After plan A went south, plan B is a success.

Hey presto, a set of very cheap hub nut covers.

Still using the same spray can tops.

Cut down the outside to 5mm and cut the inside tube 10mm deeper.

Using very dense foam rubber, cut a collar 10mm wide to fit inside tube of cap to make a snug fit around the hub nut.

And press into the tube

Paint and push onto the hub nut

All they need now is a Skoda logo.

I don't feel the need to cover the nuts but the hub nut is ugly and needs protecting rom muck through winter.

Well chuffed and the bonus is they didn't cost me a penny as I already had all the stuff to do it

Cracking efforts, works, does the trick, and didn't cost you a penny. You roadtested yet?

In order to qualify for the above Blue Peter badge you should have 5 units:

one for each wheel and one you made earlier.

hhhhmmmm, have you had them tested by TuV for conformance to road standards or am I going to come round a bend on my Fireblade and find a plastic spray can top lying in the road..........?

What happened to Lesley's keks then

You missed the use of the much loved sticky back plastic.... oh I forgot that would be the Skoda badge

Cracking efforts, works, does the trick, and didn't cost you a penny. You roadtested yet?

Not driven yet but thanx for the badge. Always wanted one.

In order to qualify for the above Blue Peter badge you should have 5 units:

one for each wheel and one you made earlier.

I did make one earlier but it was the plan A design. Pan B is much better.

You missed the use of the much loved sticky back plastic.... oh I forgot that would be the Skoda badge

Next on the list is the coat hanger Xmas candle holder.

With battery candles obviously

Cracking efforts, works, does the trick, and didn't cost you a penny. You roadtested yet?

Road tested this morning deliberately on rough roads. Snug as a bug in a rug

Spot on CFB, win win all round!