What 3M Dual-Lock product and part # has the best adhesive for outdoor auto/motorcycle use
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I use this product (TB3550) to mount cameras to my motorcycle. I've not had any issues yet with the adhesive even at speeds of 170mph + (track). I'm not sure you'll find a better product from 3M for these types of applications.
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Aquanet hairspray or scott grip glue. I put these on my sportster and didn't use any glue this time and they aren't going anywhere
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Try the Eco-Bond CLR 125 Ultra Clear Primer-less Sealant. It's clear and has a waterproof, mold and mildew resistant finish. http://www.amazon.com/Eco-Bond-Ultra-Primer-less-Sealant-ounces/dp/B006UJO704/ref=pd_sim_hi_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=15ZJFEYEP308741VNQ2S
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Terry - I would recommend a spray adhesive such as Super 77 from 3M: http://www.amazon.com/3M-Super-Multipurpose-Adhesive-Aerosol/dp/B0000AZ735/ Thanks!
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mine was gone after a few months - fell out somewhere, and i only go on fairly smooth city roads.I had previously used a similar product that held the spray on with velcro wraps (like a burrito) and had good results for many years, until the bike (and spray) was stolen. Im now back to using the velcro version again.
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3M adhesive tape, much like this:YUYIKES&trade; 2mm 3M Adhesive Sticker Tape LCD Screen/ Digitizer Sticker For HTC 4G Evo Supersonic, Incredible, HD2 T8585, Desire, Hero, Legend, Diamond 2
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Don't know what the "best" is, but I use this, with 3M positionable mounting adhesive #568 (available on Amazon), to mount photo prints (inkjet) to foam-core and other similar mounts. Works great once you get the hang of it. (I don't put any sort of "laminate" over the mounted prints, however.)
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Altman is spot-on. This stuff really isn't all that sticky. If you're taping something on the outside of the vehicle, forget this stuff (won't last). Inside - you might be okay, but be prepared to occasionally replace the tape. Also, as with any adhesive, there may be long-term damage to plastic surfaces if the conditions are just right. If you're in a place like Phoenix with high temps, the heat may cause a chemical reaction between the adhesive and the plastic surface it touches. Of course, that's if exposed for some time, and it doesn't happen over night. Use caution and good luck!
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Double side tape comes in a package. Just stick it to any empty spot under the hood. It will stay there secure enough.
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Thank you for your interest, in order to answer your question as fits your situation we recommend contacting the manufacturer FOMO for further information. With a wide range of options for insulation and sealants, they can recommend the best product for your situation.
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I used Scotch 3M exterior mounting tape to mount it on my golf cart. The tape is grey with a red backing, and has a 5 pound rating. If you clean the surface well before mounting, it will never fall off or weaken. Even in extreme heat or cold.
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I really don't know is there is another product better,anyway,this product is an epoxy and I think it will very good for your project.
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I've never used the 3M windoweld, but this stuff is commercial grade. I used it to repair the rear window set into the rag top of my Audi TT; it worked great. I did this last year and still holding strong. Make sure to wear gloves...it took two weeks for it to wear off my hands!
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A silicone product would be the best lubricant/protectant for the application, given that the isolator is made of rubber or plastic, and this is one of the best silicones for automotive applications.
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I used Gorilla Clear Repair on an RV storage cover that had been torn by high winds. The tape has a good adhesive...unlike another product that was sold specifically for RV awnings. So far, it is working.
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For a secure installation you would want to anchor with bolts or screws. If you Velcro the mount it may come off with extinguisher when you go use it in an emergency. True industrial 3M grade Velcro may work but anchoring with fasteners is always strongest.
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It will but I'm not sure as to what difficulty. I was told that 3M's "general purpose adhesive remover" makes removal easy and without damage to the mating surface but I haven't tried it. The adhesive pads are thin which puts the lock pads close to the mating surface so trying to pry the locks off without damage to the mating surface could prove to be difficult. Applying 3M's product is supposed to make the pads loose enough to pull off after about 10 minutes. Good luck.