can this stick to the plastic part of the interior of your car?
1344198
sticks like glue, yet peels off no problem. just don't use any armor all where you want it to stick. it will not stick to the treated surface.
1344199
Yes, that pad can and will stick to any plastic or rubber part of the car's interior.
761987
Yes...I put it on the dash of my van. It is plastic but the glue holds well. SOA Forever...^j^
1660764
Myler, I would say yes. Trying to take this off my windshield, to move it to a different car, the self stickiness made it very hard. It isn't just a suction cup, it's also a STRONG sticker.
2018329
I would say no but this would be too harsh for plastics of any kind. You would be better off using the polishes that are designed for like headlight lenses for cars.
851020
I don't believe the adhesive will hold up. I have used these products successfully inside the car. Apply under the carpet and inside the door panels and behind the rear seat.
1161644
U cant put on the metal part of car.any vinyl trim plastic or rubber.can be used on dash leather.just no painted surfaces.
977754
It can adhere to almost any place you want. Just depends on the type of surface. It uses a strong adhesive.
1203957
Yes, but it is plastic and you put stickers on it and they don't stick very well.
1754610
Yes. It has stuck to the dashboard of my 2006 Hyundai Sonata, a rented Chevy Tahoe, a rented Ford Focus, my wife's Ford Edge. The Tahoe and the Sonata both have a sort of faux leather grain to the top of the dashboard, and the iOttie sticks really well. In fact, I often have problems getting out of a rental.If you have any issues getting it to stick, just moisten the suction pad a bit.
2148517
I used it on plastic. It did NOT remove all the adhesive, but did remove most of it.
1980729
no, it sticks to the dashboard with adhesive. Use a 'portable' mount to change from car to car.
1667207
Yes. Its best to apply to the inside of your car windows. If possible, have an extra pair of hands available to help apply window film.
924445
I'm not sure if it will adhere well to plastic, maybe if you rough up the surface a bit first. They make a special epoxy that is made just for plastic, that might be better in your situation. Enter B00083WZDY in the Amazon search.
1272830
You'd have to keep it really clean. It sticks really well, unless you get oil/dust/dirt on it. Good for posters and other decor where it is covered, might not work as well for your dash as phones tend to collect oil from our hands/faces and car dashes tend to collect dust.
1229585
Yes. In response to your question, I tried a "Key Holder" with a magnet. That's the type one can attach an enclosed key to the underside of a car or any metal surface. It clung, perfectly, to the surface I had painted with Rust-Oleum Stainless Steel Paint. I hope this is helpful.
1296781
It probably would but I would not recommend it the heat melts the plastic and you will have little flakes allover your car. I took mine to Goodwill. At least that was my experience in Texas very hot 100+ degrees.
470272
yes, i would think. it just sticks to most surfaces. i havent tried though.