Au-ve-co Products BD624 Nylon Panel Rivets 25 Pack

Product Description

The AU-VE-CO PRODUCTS BD624 is a nylon automotive panel rivet designed for door frame spacing and bumper retainer applications. These push-type fasteners secure interior and exterior panels, door frames, and bumper assemblies in place without metal corrosion risk. Nylon construction resists moisture and vibration, making the BD624 a reliable choice for automotive body and trim work. Each package contains 25 rivets, providing enough quantity for single-vehicle panel jobs or stock replenishment in a service bay setting. Installation requires no special tools beyond a trim panel removal tool or flathead for extraction.

The BD624 is used in automotive body, trim, and assembly work where panel fasteners are required. Typical applications include securing door panels to door frames, attaching bumper covers to fascia retainers, and replacing broken or stripped OEM push-pin rivets during body repairs or interior refurbishment. These rivets are suited for both light vehicle service shops and technicians sourcing replacement fasteners for collision or trim work.

Key Features

• Nylon construction resists moisture, corrosion, and vibration loosening
• Functions as door frame spacer and bumper retainer in one fastener type
• Package quantity of 25 units supports single-job or shop-stock use
• Push-type rivet design allows tool-free or minimal-tool installation
• OEM-style replacement format for common automotive panel attachment points

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement nylon panel rivet for general automotive door frame, bumper, and trim panel fastener applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by automotive body technicians or trim specialists. Before removing or replacing panel rivets, disconnect any electrical connectors routed through or near the panel to avoid damage. Use a trim panel removal tool or rivet pick to extract the old fastener without enlarging the mounting hole. Press the new BD624 rivet firmly into the panel hole until the head seats flush against the panel surface.