idej_z4 said:Get a static plate https://www.staticplates.com/ (or double sided-sticky tape).Sandperson said:Funnily enough I want to get rid of mine. What's the best way to mount the plate without one?
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Argyll Andy said:idej_z4 said:Get a static plate https://www.staticplates.com/ (or double sided-sticky tape).Sandperson said:Funnily enough I want to get rid of mine. What's the best way to mount the plate without one?
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Is it these static plates you’ve got Dan? If so do they stay located ok at speed?
idej_z4 said:Argyll Andy said:idej_z4 said:Get a static plate https://www.staticplates.com/ (or double sided-sticky tape).
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Is it these static plates you’ve got Dan? If so do they stay located ok at speed?
Yes mate, they're fine at high speed. I've had a couple as they're a soft material and start to go a bit at the corners if you're taking them on and off. First one lasted about 2 years. It still worked fine, just got a bit creased.
dhobbs said:Hi
I think I have one in the garage gathering dust.
PM me and we can sort something out.
Where are you based (thinking about postage)? I'm in Brighton.
Daz
I used a standard number plate but gently formed it to match the profile of the bumper using a heat gun. Once you've done that, use sticky pads on the back and you're done. If you don't shape it to fit the bumper first, it'll naturally want to straighten itself out again and will eventually come unstuck.Sandperson said:Funnily enough I want to get rid of mine. What's the best way to mount the plate without one?
I was only talking about this today with a friend. I’d quite like to get rid of the holder and go vinyl or similar attached the actual front bumper. DVLA guidelines seem to say so long as its reflective, using the correct font/spacing and on a vertical base its fine.idej_z4 said:Get a static plate https://www.staticplates.com/ (or double sided-sticky tape).Sandperson said:Funnily enough I want to get rid of mine. What's the best way to mount the plate without one?
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