Value Collection 987860 Push Mount Bumper Rivet

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 987860 is a plastic push mount rivet designed for automotive bumper attachment applications. This clip-style fastener installs by pressing into a pre-drilled or factory hole, expanding on the back side to create a secure, tool-free hold. Constructed entirely from plastic, the rivet resists corrosion and is lightweight enough for repeated use in body panel and trim work. Automotive technicians, body shop technicians, and experienced DIYers use this part for front and rear bumper retention, where plastic push clips are the OEM-standard fastening method.

This rivet is suited for front and rear bumper panel installations on passenger vehicles. It fits into applications where OEM-style plastic push mounts are required to secure bumper covers or fascias to the vehicle frame or mounting brackets. The push mount design allows for relatively quick removal and reinstallation during bumper service, inspection, or repair work without damaging the surrounding panel material.

Key Features

• Push mount design allows tool-free installation by hand pressure alone
• Full plastic construction provides corrosion resistance in exposed exterior locations
• Suited for front and rear bumper cover and fascia retention
• Lightweight at 0.01 pounds per unit
• Minimum order quantity of 15 units supports shop stocking and batch repairs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement push mount rivet for automotive front and rear bumper cover and fascia applications on passenger vehicles requiring plastic clip-style fasteners.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by automotive body technicians or general repair technicians during bumper removal or reinstallation. Ensure the mounting hole is clear of debris and sized correctly for the rivet shank before pressing into place. Inspect each rivet for cracking or deformation before reuse, as plastic push mounts can weaken after repeated removal cycles. No special tools are required for standard installation, though a panel removal tool is recommended for extraction to avoid damaging the surrounding panel.