Root
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Getting some new number plates soon for my mk4 astra, I don't have a drill.
Is it possible to make the holes using the screws that will hold the plate in place, instead of a drill or can this cause damage?
Alternatively, sticky pads are coming with the plate, so could I use them on a mk4 astra?
Cheers
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FlaFFy_91
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it will more than likely just crack the plate tbh mate
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RichR
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Do you not know anyone who owns a drill?
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Generation
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Don't own a drill 
If you can't get one use pads. I use pads on mine anyway,
Looks neater
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tom130691
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quote: I use pads on mine anyway,
Looks neater
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Brett
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As above, sticky pads.
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Root
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stuck them on with sticky pads. The rear was hard as there was some ... kind of washers that I couldn't remove..(there for the screws to go into) in the way. But they're on 
Cheers guys
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Brett
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If I'm picturing it right what you're saying, that's why Halfords also do double thickness ones. My car had raised areas where the screws went it so I just doubled up the sticky pads as I only had the thinner ones.
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Corsa_Sport21
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Those rawl plug things just pop out on Mk4 Astra's. Leaves a square hole underneath but the plate covers it anyway.
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Root
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I'll get some new sticky pads and have a go at removing the plugs another time Just happy to have legit plates on for the time being lol
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Root
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LOL went outside today and my rear number plate was on the floor behind my car...
So I removed the tabs and stuck it back on, I guess they kind of pushed it off because the plate was bent around those plastic tabs.
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Generation
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