stevie2011

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how can you put on a front and rear number plate without having to screw them on, what have yous done (classic) also is it three points for have the writing too small??

w44syf

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dubble sided sticky pads from hal fruds should do the job

s70rjw

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As above, 50p from motor factors as opposed to £4 at Halfrauds

MattyB1983

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Mine are held on with double sided tape, have been for months now and had no issues.

And no, just a fine for illegal sized plates.

AN07 PTN

i have used no more nails sticky pads from b&q holds upto 50 kg lol..... that should do it

stevie2011

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but the front bracket is only about 1/2 inchs and the rear isn't flat

AN07 PTN

belive me aslong as there is about 1cm contact . it aint moving with no more nail pads lol

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stevie2011

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don't do bakebook but b+q cheers

TonyBeau

The sticky pads are foam and come in different thicknesses so you can use thicker or thinner pads as necessary.

I've used the sticky back pads and as long as the surface is clean when you put them on they will stick really well.

L&G.scooby

+1 for the no more nails pads, 1mm think.

Turbotits

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I prefer to screw them on. Just takes a little longer if someone wants to knick them.

LegacyAdam

If you get good double-sided tape it will last forever, but avoid the cheap stuff as it will let you down.

As for the letter size... If it's a UK-spec car you must have the correct size and font style or you risk a £30 fine. If it's a JDM-spec car you can use a smaller letter size to allow you to use a JDM-sized number plate, 330mm x 165mm.