The front license plate frame on my car is curved, will they bend?
363963
This particular cover is flat, It may have a little give, but I don't think it would safely bend to a curved shape without cracking. There are "raised" plate covers that may work better for you.
363964
It may bend a little but it's a rigid plastic and I'd be concerned with it cracking if you bend it too much.
363965
Based on their shape, I don't think so. Mine mount flat, though. But, because they are not flat and have a small lip around the edge, I don't think you could get a good bend.
2152522
If you straight pipe it from where the two meet as in bend a few pipes you won't have any problem I would put it on. I had one on my neon and someone hit me and I am going to be getting another one to put on my 98 honda civic lx. So no you won't as long as you put it on right
1418088
Not that it's curved, it's bowed making it difficult to install. For the 5 it took almost an hour. After installation they do look very nice. Hope this helps
1781540
No not really... They are metal so they can come down a bit if need be but it is not designed to bend.
1346762
The panel will not bend. If it is a curve most likely encountered on an rv and mounted so the short side is following the curve I think the mounting hardware will provide enough clearance
80983
I just bent a sample piece, it will do it, if properly adjusted. But if thats a thickness you will bend a lot a press brake may be a better option. I will add that I have been very happy with this brake. Its perfect for the home shop and I have done some nice work for my race car with it!
1782304
I don't think it will work effectively because the fender tends to flare upwards when installed. The fender has a lot of flexibility when twisted but not when bent excessively.
1836565
Not on the front you can't. The front frame is curved to contour the bumper. A plate will bend to fit. A straight frame...no way. The rear will take a straight frame.
1836567
If by decorative license plate you mean a personalized license plate, then yes. Your state would make both standard and personalized license plates from the same blanks. So it will fit in this frame without problems.
995110
I would think so. The outside has a curvature but the inside has flat surface. It's been a few months since I installed mine but from what I remember you shouldn't have a problem.
1696710
I pulled mine off heated up the edge where the window hits on both ends. Bent them just a bit redid the tap which I bought at a auto parts store. To make the ends soft enough to bend I just held them close to a halogen light til I was able to move them. You would think when they were make they would have done this easy fix. Hope this helps
1760240
They do not bend. You can place them around a bend on angles. They are very stiff and strong.
1738273
They are somewhat flexible. Depending on the curve. They look absolutely beautiful. They r more durable and resistant than i thought. I think it will look beautiful on a curved wall. I put a lof of primer to make more resistant then 2 coats of paint. I recommend it.
1679837
Yes, but it is not very stretchy, so it will go on a "single bend" surface just fine (i.e. trunk lip, door sill) but won't go on a more complicated surface (dome, double concave/convex).
58164
This frame is very flexible. It will bend to form to just about any bumper as you screw it down. It attaches with two screws and forms to the bumper with your plate. We love it, really does the trick to protect the bumper.
1965050
made to bend in corner. but I guess you could use straight . just dont bend them
272855
I expect that it could be curved, if it were a gradual curve. I have mine laying straight so I am just guessing. By the way, we have had it in place for 6 months...it's holding up really well....we'll see what happens this winter...we plan to leave it permanently in place.