Just dont, nut plates to tight, stripped the fasteners and then came unglued removing them. Would not recommend.

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Click Bond Kit B Floating Nutplate

I love these adhesive nut plates. This are the best product but the cost is out of sight. This kit includes about $10 worth of adhesive and that leaves four nut plates for more than $12 each. My homebuilt aircraft floor has 100 nut plates to hold inspection covers and seat rails. That would be over $1200 in nut plates for that assembly alone. I think these would be attractive for the average homebuilder if the price were more reasonable.

I have been using these nut plates extensively for many years. they are very good in situations where you would like to have a locking nut but dont want a nut on the back, however, they do wear out, and there is the issue of them occasionally popping off. I have done my own testing, and for goodness sakes if someone tells you they do not require any abrading on the back before being glued, challenge them. because the fact is they are over 36% stronger if you abrade the back with 40 grit sand paper and wipe with IPA prior to installation. I would also reccomend using CB394, not CB200 adhesive as it is far more resilient, however if you are using it on composites and you may need to remove them, use CB200 and then you can freeze it with freeze spray and knock them off with a chisel, while not damaging the composite (try it on something other than your airplane first!) overall a grea tproduct and leaves a nice clean look.