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Use good quality sticky pads)

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Sticking works fine on the rear (use good quality sticky pads).
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Sticking works fine on the rear (use good quality sticky pads).
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Sticking works fine on the rear (use good quality sticky pads).
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I Recently acquired my first Boxster 986 and want to transfer my cherished plates on to her the existing front plate is already screwed on but the rear look stuck on, I wanted to ask if anyone has attached their rear plate with screws, and if so are the holes already there to do so or do they need drilled, or is it a case of it needs to be stuck on and cannot be screwed in place Have searched the threads but not got a clear definitive answer Thanks

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Can be screwed, you will need to drill holes (or reuse holes previously drilled). Sticking works fine on the rear (use good quality sticky pads).

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Scrump said: Can be screwed, you will need to drill holes (or reuse holes previously drilled). Sticking works fine on the rear (use good quality sticky pads). Thanks

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