P1000 Switch Plate screws

[Dordon]

I have a PBR switch plate I will be installing, what do you all use to hold it in place?

 

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[JenElio]

I have a PBR switch plate I will be installing, what do you all use to hold it in place?

I used some of the Honda plastic quick pins so I could remove it as needed. Don't think I have any pics, some guys also use nut/bolt.

 

[jaspears75]

I used the below products to attach my plate. I wanted something to enable access vs using a rivet or something similar. It works very well and I can unbolt it if I need to access.


Astro Pneumatic Tool RN6M 100-Piece M6 6mm Steel Rivet Nuts Amazon.com

M6-1.0 x 20mm Flanged Hex Head Bolts Flange Hexagon Screws, Stainless Steel 18-8 (304), Plain Finish, 25 PCS Amazon.com


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[Hondasxs]

Just small round headed black screws from the local ACE hardware.

 

[Wellzy]

Small black phillips head screws. I started with one in each corner, but after testing out the cupholders with a couple cans of sparkling water, the center needed some strength so I added the center two.

 

[Dordon]

All great ideas tyvm

 

[bumperm]

Used rivet nuts and round head black screws (the textured ABS plastic sheet came from Amazon):

 

[JenElio]

Small black phillips head screws. I started with one in each corner, but after testing out the cupholders with a couple cans of sparkling water, the center needed some strength so I added the center two.

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Sparkling water..........🤔 fancy(er) name for White Claw?

@Jelewis80..........thoughts?

 

[brettc]

Used rivet nuts and round head black screws (the textured ABS plastic sheet came from Amazon):

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That textured ABS looks factory - nice job.

 

[bumperm]

A note on making that panel filler to replace the warning placard in my last post. Not a line is at right angles to what you would expect it, and some of the lines aren't even straight. I could have simply traced around that warning placard, but that wasn't exactly a precise fit either! So I cut it a little oversize and did a lot of little "trim a bits" with the belt sander until I was happy with it.

So, why is it that little upgrades take way the heck longer that one would expect . . . or is it just me?