Number plates
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What in your opinion is the best fixing for new number plates? the options I have are as follows,
1, Plastic bolts and nuts
2, Self tapping screws with snap on covers
3, Double sided adhesive tape
Anyone any preferences or experiences
1, Plastic bolts and nuts
2, Self tapping screws with snap on covers
3, Double sided adhesive tape
Anyone any preferences or experiences
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Tape for both - cant be doing with drilling holes in everything personally and its not like its not secure, having removed mine a couple of times and almost killed myself doing it!!!!
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I work for a plate maker and I always suggest people use the special number plate sticky pads from Halfords if you don't want to drill them. (Don't get the plates from Halfords though )
If you are planning on drilling the plates always drill on a solid surface like a plank of wood or a kitchen top make sure you drill from the back of the plate to the front and go completley through the plate into the wood. Don't put the drill on hammer and use a slowish speed
[Edited by angrynorth - 17/04/2003 10:43:03]
If you are planning on drilling the plates always drill on a solid surface like a plank of wood or a kitchen top make sure you drill from the back of the plate to the front and go completley through the plate into the wood. Don't put the drill on hammer and use a slowish speed
[Edited by angrynorth - 17/04/2003 10:43:03]
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