5Walice Rivet Nut Set
5Walice Rivet Nut Set
- ✓ Fix stripped screw holes — create a new strong thread in seconds.
- ✓ Works from the front side — no need to reach behind the panel.
- ✓ No welding or drilling — petal legs expand and clamp tight.
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Product Description
Product Description
Loose bumper, wobbly panel, or a screw that just spins in a stripped hole? 5Walice™ Petal Rivet Locking Nuts turn weak holes into strong threaded mounting points. Insert the rivet nut, tighten the screw, and the hidden metal petal legs expand behind the panel — locking it tight from the front. No welding, no drilling behind, no expensive body-shop visit.
Size, Variants & Specifications
Size, Variants & Specifications
- Sizes included: M4, M5, M6
- Material: heavy-duty carbon steel
- Finish: zinc-plated, rust-resistant
- Design: petal expansion / blind-side locking
- Bundles: 100 / 200 / 300 pcs assorted
Materials & Package Contents
Materials & Package Contents
This is a mechanical hardware set and contains no consumable ingredients.
What's in the box: assorted M4 / M5 / M6 petal rivet locking nuts in organized packaging.
5Walice Rivet Nut Set
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My bumper screw kept spinning because the hole was stripped. I popped one of these in, tightened it, and it locked in tight right away. Saved me a trip to the body shop.
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Needed to mount a bracket inside a thin panel and couldn't get a nut behind it. Insert, tighten, done. Very solid hold.
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I used to force in a bigger screw when holes got damaged. These create a proper threaded point and the panel feels secure again. Great kit for the garage.
Collapsible row
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Fix Stripped Holes Without Replacing The Panel
When a regular screw won't bite anymore, this creates a fresh threaded anchor in seconds — saving bumpers, brackets and panels that would otherwise cost you a trip to the body shop.
Locks Tight From The Front Side
Insert the rivet nut, tighten the screw, and the hidden petal legs expand behind the panel and clamp down hard. You get a strong hold even when you can't reach the back.
One Kit For Almost Any Repair
Sheet metal, plastic panels, hollow frames, brackets and furniture — the M4/M5/M6 sizes handle the most common automotive and DIY fastening jobs. No welding, no drilling behind.
Why 5Walice Petal Rivet Nuts?
| Feature | 5Walice Rivet Nuts | Regular Screws | Glue / Epoxy | Body Shop |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fixes stripped holes | ✔ | ✕ | Temporary | ✔ |
| Works from front side | ✔ | Sometimes | ✔ | Depends |
| Creates real threaded point | ✔ | ✕ | ✕ | ✔ |
| No welding / no drilling behind | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✕ |
| Cost | Low | May fail again | Temporary | $$$ |
What Customers Say
"Fixed my bumper in under a minute."
My bumper screw kept spinning because the hole was stripped. Used one of these and it locked in tight right away. Saved me a body shop trip.
— Mark R. · Verified Buyer
"Perfect for hard-to-reach panels."
Needed to mount a bracket inside a thin panel and couldn't get a nut behind it. Insert, tighten, done. Very solid hold.
— Jason M. · Verified Buyer
Frequently Asked Questions
How do these work?
Insert the rivet nut into the hole, then tighten the screw. The petal legs expand behind the surface and clamp down, creating a strong threaded anchor point.
Do I need to reach the back side?
No. These are designed for blind-side fastening — you install them from the front only.
Do I need to drill?
If the existing hole is the right size, use it directly. If it's too small, enlarge it slightly so the rivet nut fits.
What surfaces can I use them on?
Sheet metal, aluminum panels, plastic panels, hollow frames, equipment covers, brackets and furniture parts.
Are they reusable?
The threaded point can be reused for removing and reinstalling screws. The rivet nut itself stays locked in the panel once installed.