MBDark

I make all of mine on our laser cutter. I did a "black series" for my RS, I may redo it so the frame is black with the birch showing through for the letters. I also did the paint marker trick on the screws. Sorry for the dirty car... I swear I just had this thing detailed.

AiRick

Mech33

No frame. Raw plate. Simple, elegant.

chranotik

Finally got my car registered yesterday and picked up my plates. I also like how my registration sticker says 4/20.


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Johnny Five

*Ding* Winner. Plus it saves weight. I usually rock titanium bolts/screws from ProBolt but the ones I have don’t fit this car. Anyone know what size the plate screws are?

evilfij

Plate screws are whatever the dealer had when it drilled your bumper. The ideal world is to use aluminium rivnuts with black plastic machine screws, but no one does that (well, I do on land rovers). Most I have seen are sheet metal screws, sometimes stainless. The best sheet metal screws are 316 stainless (there are black oxide stainless but those I think are limited to 18-8 stainless) and are available at McMaster Carr or your favorite hardware supplier.

Hams955

These guys make great plate frames. Perhaps a little pricey but they are fantastic. Simple which I like. No logo just a good billet slim frame. I have used them for years, even on my DD's.

https://www.facebook.com/fastfriendsgarage/

Here it is in black on my GT4:



- Chris.

Bruce R

Corrected for you.

robmypro

awew911

Took an old Brumos Porsche frame, painted most of it black, and then bought some Lizard Green touch-up paint and went to work. Then hit the letters with some enamel. Not the best job ever, but from 5' away, it looks acceptable.

Jickel180

Little bit of Martini Racing colors to my white/black motif.

NBoost

https://www.suncoastparts.com/product/NOSUBLPF.html

unotaz

I use the OEM Porsche carbon fiber license plate frame. It's the real stuff too!

kyrocks

^^ me too

Alumin8

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