IKADEER Silicone Rust Proof Rattle Proof Weather Proof Review

I have a 2013 Mazda CX-9. This is a great solution for water seeping into my landing door through the threads. My license plate didn't rattle initially, but it still doesn't rattle with this frame. Also, everything about this setup drains water from the threaded holes in the tailgate, which saves me a lot of headaches later. Water drips from screws and license plate. FYI, for the screw caps to work, you must use the screws provided, which is very important, and the drain holes in the silicone…

This isn't the type where you just insert the license plate from the side, so it takes a bit of fiddling to get the license plate in there. But once you do that, it fits very well, doesn't obscure the license plate (depending on the state it might even be a requirement) and of course fits exactly what your car wants as a frame for the license plate (in my case, the My niece's CR-V a front plastic piece and rear tailgate; be sure to keep the original screws, the fasteners provided may not work…

I've done a lot of research and they seem to be the best for my new Avalon. I don't like car dealership advertising, not even on the license plate. If I order a new car and the dealer wants to put his name on the trunk, I don't buy it. You can imagine porches with dumbbell stickers. I wouldn't have them on my station wagon! License plate holders at car dealerships are also made of hard plastic and rattle. My wife hates the rattling when closing the trunk. The main advantage was the ideal size…

Great product especially for the price. The frames match my PA license plates perfectly and the screw covers are a nice touch. I was able to use bolts on my Hyundai but not on my BMW (BMW bolts are short, metric - M5x0.8-10mm). Just a note, when you put the plastic screw covers on they will need to be broken. deleted and cannot be reused. I originally used the original bolts on the BMW as they are metric and the supplied bolts will not fit. I decided to buy new screws to replace the rusty old…

If you have a hatchback then you need to get one of these license plate holders, especially if you are installing a license plate like we do on a hatchback. Every time we closed the tailgate, the license plate would hit the car, which not only made noise but also damaged the paintwork a bit each time. I've tried tightening the screws and even slightly bending the plate but to no avail. This holder worked for me in two ways. Firstly it deadened any noise made by the slab hitting the car, but…

I recently bought a new car and when I went to the DMV to collect my license plate I was surprised at how cheap the new license plates look and feel. No more raised letters, numbers or borders on the edge of the plate. Just a flat piece of sheet metal less than 1/32 inch thick. As soon as the DMV handed me the new number plate, I noticed how sharp the edges are. When I put the license plate on my car, I thought that I would cut my fingers or hand very easily when washing and drying the car. I…

Best value for money you will find at Revain in my opinion. The screws/bolts are fairly soft metal so you need to make sure you use a pan head to attach them once they are tight. They appeared to be slightly larger than the ones that came with my car, so they ended up being VERY difficult to screw in. Using a perfect Phillips fit started messing up the pattern and the screwdriver started slipping out. This isn't really a problem as most vehicles are easier to install. Ideal for plates. Looks…