any ideas for platic to steel adhesive?
#1
I got a mount for my sirius tuner and dont want to drill into any plastic, in a perfect world someone would suggest some kind of double sided tape/epoxy that is removable when I trade it in, but can hold 5lbs and when you hit a bump, that 5 pounds is gunna move, so maybe would need 10-15 pounds total strength. any ideas?
#4
Originally Posted by XLR8NSS
3M double sided tape. The extra hold stuff.
It'll come off later but, might take some solvents to remove it all. Just make sure both surfaces are really nice and clean.
It'll come off later but, might take some solvents to remove it all. Just make sure both surfaces are really nice and clean.
#6
uh its a triangle, with 2 inch angles/sides u do the math 
the bottom isnt completely flat, as it is really intended to be bolted down...
http://images.google.com/images?clie...-8&sa=N&tab=wi
I think its gunna look pretty nice where I'm putting it, when i'm done I'll see if I remember to post pics.btw in those pics you dont see the bottom of the mount at all

the bottom isnt completely flat, as it is really intended to be bolted down...
http://images.google.com/images?clie...-8&sa=N&tab=wi
I think its gunna look pretty nice where I'm putting it, when i'm done I'll see if I remember to post pics.btw in those pics you dont see the bottom of the mount at all
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Originally Posted by Big10Fan
uh its a triangle, with 2 inch angles/sides u do the math 

b = side length = 2
C = angle between sides a and b = 60°
1/2 ab sin C = 1.73 in²

I didn't have any tape left but, I'm pretty sure what you mentioned is what it was. If it doesn't work it will only cost you a couple bucks to find out.
#9
http://www.ontimesupplies.com/Exteri...m_MMM4011.html
thats the strongest 3m stuff i could find, it says use 4 inches for every 1 pound, lol is this it or something else?
thats the strongest 3m stuff i could find, it says use 4 inches for every 1 pound, lol is this it or something else?



