Arizona State Sun Devils License Plate Frame

Sparky rides along on zinc-alloy rails: an epoxy-sealed ASU frame sized for standard US plates.

Features

• Survives desert sun. The epoxy coat over the printed rails is specifically there to block UV, the main killer of plate frames in the Southwest.
• Solid metal body. Zinc alloy keeps the frame rigid and rattle-free on washboard roads.
• Open-corner rails. All four plate corners stay exposed, so month and year stickers remain visible to law enforcement.
• Licensed ASU artwork. Arizona State approved the design, and royalties are paid on the marks.

Details

Arizona sun destroys car accessories faster than almost anywhere else, so a Sun Devils frame has to be built for heat. This one is die-cast zinc alloy with the mascot design sealed under epoxy on the top and bottom rails, a combination that holds color where printed plastic fades. About ninety drivers have rated it, almost all favorably.

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