LFPartS Stainless Steel License Plate Frame Fasteners with Chrome Caps - Secure Your License Plate with Style! Review

These screws will not fit 2012 Prius, 2008 Prius or 2004 Civic. not in front, not behind. nowhere. They give you 4 screws and hardware but the vast majority of license plate holders only have holes for the top 2 screws not the bottom so you can only use half of the kit they sell you if you are just fitting a license plate. frame and whether your car even allows you to use the bolts from this kit. Instructions are seriously lacking as they don't explain where and how to use the square white…

The first thing to understand is that no matter what the cost, it will be expensive. Then again, they don't sell many hardware stores or car dealerships. You will buy them for safety as well as vanity. The anchors, screws and covers fit together perfectly and don't go anywhere once everything is snapped into place. The caps can be removed with some work with a flathead screwdriver, but will not loosen over time. The caps are made of painted plastic, but look chrome-plated even up close. Goes…

There are a lot of reviews here about little white things, where will they go? Also people give this 1 star because the screws are too big. That's what these white things are for! God. If the supplied screws do not fit, remove the nylon insert and insert the supplied ones. But honestly, your car should have its own bolts. While yours is still there, you can reuse yours and just use what they give you to put on the chrome covers. It's not rocket science here. Insert the nylon bushing screw and…

Stupid, I should have been more careful and compared the screw size to those that came with the car. When I screwed them on they were pretty hard to turn and then the CLIP receiving end came loose in the machine so I'm now stuck in the plate with the flex screws. I can't get past the plate to secure the pickup end and now it rotates with the screw so I can't tighten or loosen the screw. Luckily there were only two of these (I know there should have been only one. Persevere to the point of…

Knowing that NOTHING lasts forever, especially with daily exposure, I bought it for its durability. Stainless steel (although it claims it doesn't rust. WILL rust) is easier to care for. All you have to do is put some wax on the bolts to keep them shiny, clean and free of sand and rust. This little package is COMPLETE. If the plastic mounting nuts snapped onto your vehicle are no longer holding the bolts, there are replacement parts in this pack. Stainless steel screws. Chrome caps PLASTIC…