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Does anyone make proper B & W pressed alloy plates these days?

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Craizeehair:
Strange for sure, I didn’t drill mine. I stuck it on, maybe for the best!

McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
Did you just use those number plate sticky pads straight onto the plate or was there a backing plate on the plate bracket?
I was worried about vibration so hence bolts.

Craizeehair:

--- Quote from: McCabe-Thiele (Ted) on November 01, 2023, 11:32:55 PM ---Did you just use those number plate sticky pads straight onto the plate or was there a backing plate on the plate bracket?
I was worried about vibration so hence bolts.

--- End quote ---
Straight onto the plate

McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
Just an update - I sent a photo of my plate issue to the seller "quality pressings" who I purchased my plate from in Feb 2023.

They have advised me that it was probably swarf when drilling the hole that caused the problem - they are sending me a free replacement plate.

Oddly enough they advised "never trust sticky pads" saying it is unlikely to happen again.

Bryanj:
In answer to the original question Ted, i got a pressed plate from a stand at cirencester steam fair on a while you wait basis but also got a plastic black/silver one from a firm in channel islands, will have to search name for you if you want

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