Au-ve-co Products 20888 Plastic Push Mount Rivets

Product Description

The AU-VE-CO PRODUCTS 20888 is a plastic push mount rivet designed for securing body panels in automotive and light-duty vehicle applications. The push mount design allows for tool-free installation by pressing the fastener directly into pre-drilled or factory panel holes, creating a secure, flush-seated connection. Constructed entirely of plastic, this rivet resists corrosion and is lightweight, making it well suited for fender, wheel well, and bumper panel attachment points. Automotive technicians, body shop professionals, and fleet service teams use this type of fastener during panel replacement, trim restoration, or post-repair reassembly. Note that this item is sold in minimum order quantities of 25 units per transaction.

This push mount rivet is intended for use on fender panels, wheel well liners, and front and rear bumper covers in passenger vehicles and light trucks. It is a common replacement fastener when original clips become brittle, break during disassembly, or go missing during collision repair or routine service. The plastic construction is compatible with the thin-gauge sheet metal and plastic substrates typical of modern OEM panel assemblies.

Key Features

• Push mount design installs without specialized tools by pressing directly into panel holes
• Plastic construction resists corrosion and will not mar painted or coated panel surfaces
• Designed for fender, wheel well liner, and bumper cover attachment points
• Lightweight fastener suitable for OEM-style panel replacement and trim restoration
• Sold in minimum order quantities of 25 units to support shop-level restocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement push mount rivet for fender, wheel well, and bumper panel applications on passenger vehicles and light trucks. Verify hole diameter and stem dimensions against the original fastener before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by automotive technicians during panel assembly or trim restoration work. Align the rivet stem with the panel hole and press firmly until the head seats flush against the panel surface. Inspect existing mounting holes for elongation or cracking before installing new fasteners, as damaged holes will not retain the rivet securely. To remove, use a trim panel removal tool or flat pry tool to avoid damaging surrounding painted surfaces.