Ok so I bought a set of dr-20s off my buddy a while ago for $80 because they were on his ek that caught on fire so I repainted them and they look good as new but the plastic fake rivets were all melted so I was just wondering if anybody knew where to get those little rivets I was gonna just leave them empty but if I can get them for like $20 or something cheap then I'll say **** it but thanks to anyone of they know anything

 

Just as a note of clarification, they're fake bolts not rivets. As for replacing them, I would recommend just tapping the holes left by the fake bolts and threading in a set of real bolts.

 

Ok thanks for not answering my question and sorry that I made the gigantic mistake on the whole plastic rivet/bolt situation

 

How did I "not answer your question"? I offered a solution to your problem, which is both cheap and easy. Way to be entirely ungrateful.

 

Because my question wasn't what should I do about the holes because I think they look my question was does anybody know if it's possible to get those plastic bolts that was my question and you didn't answer it we clear now?

 

Watch your tone, as it is entirely too abrasive if you want to receive any help here what so ever. I didn't have to offer you any ideas to begin with, but I felt like lending a hand.

As for your fake bolts, talk to the manufacturer of the wheels and see if they don't sell them separately. There isn't really a market for fake plastic bolts out there, so the manufacturer will probably be your only real bet. Here's a link for contacting the manufacturer: http://www.dragwheels.com/contact.asp

 

Didn't know text on a computer screen had a tone tough guy you gonna come to my house and beat my *** too lol but thanks for finally giving me a decent answer I'm aware that there aren't companys that strictly make **** like that I was wonderif if anyone knew if you could get them from drag but guess I'll call and ask myself since yes or no is such a hard answer to get on here

 

Text can have an implied tone, especially when you write something like this:
Either way, you're not being very receptive and seem to misconstrue help for negative criticism. Best of luck with your searches.