[cv65user]

i saw some peoples pics seem to have a screw , mine seems to be stuck on my 57 reg as a result the sides seem to have come off as the boot is curved around?

 

[Kremmen]

Mine was screwed, wonky, so I refitted it and mine is now both stuck and screwed with anti-undo screws.

Can't be too careful these days. Petrol prices have started a spate of number plate thefts.

 

[robbo51]

Mine was stuck on the rear and screwed on the front from the dealer
I removed the rear and added a surround which had to be screwed into the plastic tailgate

 

[Hullcivic1986]

Ive had my new ones stuck on for about 4 or 5 months now using halfords double sided tape with no issues. In summer it was getting a jetwash every fortnight and they are still stuck solid.

I once stuck one on a Transit with silicone and it was still quite happy 5 years later.

As kremmen says though the only issues are people stealing them but the majority of screwed on plates are only a standard philips screw which someone could easily whip off if they wanted to anyway.

 

[rowbo]

i bought these

need new bloody plates though becasue i never thought about the screw holes :facepalm:

 

[abs-civic]

Mine are stuck on rear and screwed at front.

 

[robbo51]

Stick plastic screw covers over thebholes Rowbo..Cheaper than new plates

 

[rowbo]

Stick plastic screw covers over thebholes Rowbo..Cheaper than new plates

thought about that mate ! was going to get some small stickers to cover them , maybe the honda logo or :typer: but wasnt sure of how legal that would be

 

[shaunwistow]

thought about that mate ! was going to get some small stickers to cover them , maybe the honda logo or :typer: but wasnt sure of how legal that would be

Not legal unfortunately

 

[shaunwistow]

Screwed with colour coded caps over the screw head.

 

[dobe]

thought about that mate ! was going to get some small stickers to cover them , maybe the honda logo or :typer: but wasnt sure of how legal that would be

Pm me your address Ross I'll post you some screws up, I've got plenty here.

Save you £30 for new plates.

 

[J. Derek Riddell]

I 'dumped' the original Dealer stuff, earlier this year ...

Fitted (colour-coded) slim and logo-free frames, that [robbo51] found for me ...

German company - frames are screwed (concealed) to the plastic front and rear - what a mess there was when I took off the originals ! - several huge and unecessary holes at both ends - all now filled in and resprayed ...

The plates (European standard size) are 'locked' into the frames - no visible screws \ fixings at all ...

 

[CCC]

Mine are stuck on with double side sticky pads, both at the front and the rear. 4.5years on and the plate are still here!

 

[tomtank62]

As kremmen says though the only issues are people stealing them but the majority of screwed on plates are only a standard philips screw which someone could easily whip off if they wanted to anyway.

yes, I must replace mine, they have gone rusty and rust streaks run down the number plate.

 

[sjg]

Can't be too careful these days. Petrol prices have started a spate of number plate thefts.

Mine got stolen a while ago then used to steal fuel from the garage down the road. Not sure regular screws would help much, although I have seen anti-theft screws that won't undo with a regular driver, and there are tamper-proof plates that just break into pieces when someone tries to take it off.

There are a couple of indents in the rear hatch for using screws, and as it's a plastic tailgate no risk of rust. I always just used the extra-strong trim tape which worked fine.

 

[JohnnyBoy]

Mine are held on by "the force".

 

[Bizzie]

Mine are held on by "the force".

Mine was too...

But in the end i just ended up screwing mine on until i find nice surrounds i want to buy


Or were you meaning;

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