license plate rubbing on car
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license plate rubbing on car
Curious to know what all of you are using (if anything) to prevent the rear license plate/frame from rubbing on the car paint? I saw on Amazon there is this rubber mat/pad of sorts that you place your license plate on then mount it to the car. I'm not looking for an entire pad, maybe just some rubber bushings/nubs that I can strategically place to help keep the metal away from the paint. Thanks.
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Ohuhu Silicone License Plate Frame https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07T1J2CDC...ing=UTF8&psc=1
Silicone frame
Silicone frame
If the above item doesn't work, I might have to give this a try.
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OK, I just checked mine, it has a standard plastic plate surround from the dealer, it is mounted using only the top two screws. The plate and surround are just slightly concave so I have a few synthetic cork bumpers on the bottom back of the plate where it touches the car, this keeps the outside edges of the plate way from the painted surfaces, nothing is scratched and the water drains away easily.
So for now, I think that I am good!
So for now, I think that I am good!
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Did the same, but I also bought a black "PORSCHE" frame that uses 4 screws with caps -- It's not moving or flapping at all. Your license plate may "flap" around if only using 2 screws on the top.
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On rear plate (rear plate is naked, i.e. no frame or cover) I use some relatively thin plastic washers to bump out the top screws a tad then on the bottom at the corners I just used whatever cushioning stick on type thing I had laying around to stick to the plate. In this case I think it was some 3M spongy stuff that was a few millimeters thick (can't recall why I had it or what it's original purpose was). As mentioned by prior posters, cork, furniture pads, whatever, there are many options that accomplish the same. You don't see it, and the job of whatever is there is just to ensure the sharp edges of the plate don't touch or dig into the paint. So far so good for me with this approach.