Front license plate mounting

[Saurkrt]

My 987.1 had holes drilled in the front bumper cover for a license plate. They were slightly cracked and oversized when I got the car. So I drilled new holes so I could mount a bracket that would cover the old ones, and now they are wearing out. Is there a recommendation for a "nutsert" type product that I can install in the current location that won't further expand and/or crack the holes?

The only other option I have come up with is to get color matched plugs for the holes and use a tow hook mounting point bracket. But I don't really care for the off-center look of that.

Other ideas?

TIA

[jaykay]

Hmmm....yeah mine wore out and fell off and I never put the thing back on. Just plugged up the holes and been going plateless

[jdavis8361]

Maybe something like this: https://www.mcmaster.com/rivets/rivet-nuts/rivet-nuts-for-plastic-and-composites/

You could epoxy them in place if need be.

jD

[Saurkrt]

Originally Posted by jdavis8361

Maybe something like this: https://www.mcmaster.com/rivets/rivet-nuts/rivet-nuts-for-plastic-and-composites/

You could epoxy them in place if need be.

jD

Didn't realize they made them specifically for plastic. I think I'll try that route. Thanks!

[Qingdao]

Maybe its silly but have yall tried a strong magnet on the inside of the bumper cover?