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Found! Euro plate adapter...
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just had a look at the fitting instructions. Its a piece of plastic with 2 holes in it and some double sided tape! Not a bad way of doing it but you could knock something like that up yourself in a couple minutes.
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Originally posted by Tim View Postjust had a look at the fitting instructions. Its a piece of plastic with 2 holes in it and some double sided tape! Not a bad way of doing it but you could knock something like that up yourself in a couple minutes.
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thats all it is a metal plate with holes in it and you use double sided tape to secure the plate
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why not just stick the plate to the car with double sided tape?? much cheaper optionOriginally posted by Preen59It doesn't matter what car you drive.. If you're a complete wanker.. People still won't want to talk to you..
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I would be scared it would fall off...
PS. With the Secureaplate, you still use screws to attach it. The double sided tape is to stop rattles.Last edited by vectorskink; 27-08-2009, 03:56 PM.
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oh sorry my mistake its aluminium not plastic. same deal though.. looks like the plate attaches to it with double sided tape cos u dont drill holes
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Originally posted by Whubbsie View Postwhy not just stick the plate to the car with double sided tape?? much cheaper option
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Originally posted by Whubbsie View Postwhy not just stick the plate to the car with double sided tape?? much cheaper optionOriginally posted by vectorskink View PostI would be scared it would fall off...
That stuff sticks very well indeed - I was worried I might break the plate getting it off, and spent quite some time getting the foam and glue off both the car and the plate.2017 MY18 Golf R 7.5 Wolfsburg wagon (boring white) delivered 21 Sep 2017, 2008 Octavia vRS wagon 2.0 TFSI 6M (bright yellow), 2006 T5 Transporter van 2.5 TDI 6M (gone but not forgotten).
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Why not just use a clear number plate cover/frame with the mounting holes in the corner and use them to secure the plate. I have always done on my vehicles with no holes thru centre of plates etc.
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