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28 August 2006, 12:04
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Fixing A Clock To The Console
I have this neat little clock that I would like to fix to the console. I don't really want to screw it in place. Is there a 'glue' that would work?
I tried Super Glue but it fell off straight away! Doh!
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28 August 2006, 12:07
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get some decent quality velcro.
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28 August 2006, 12:20
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Nos4r2
get some decent quality velcro.
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And use Super Glue?
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28 August 2006, 12:24
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LOL no, a good velcro pad from Halfords will stick fine as long as you clean the console with meths first.
The other option is a car rear view mirror bonding pad (halfords again).These are nothing like stickyfixers btw-they are about 0.5mm thick and usually black. Make sure the surfaces on the clock and console are SPOTLESS first and it'll last for years.
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28 August 2006, 12:32
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Originally Posted by Nos4r2
LOL no, a good velcro pad from Halfords will stick fine as long as you clean the console with meths first.
The other option is a car rear view mirror bonding pad (halfords again).These are nothing like stickyfixers btw-they are about 0.5mm thick and usually black. Make sure the surfaces on the clock and console are SPOTLESS first and it'll last for years.
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Right-oh. A quick trip to Halfords is on the cards then.
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28 August 2006, 12:52
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Double sided number plate sticky fixers stick like sh** to a blanket too - I use them for all sorts of things
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28 August 2006, 13:34
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Nos4r2
LOL no, a good velcro pad from Halfords will stick fine as long as you clean the console with meths first.
The other option is a car rear view mirror bonding pad (halfords again).These are nothing like stickyfixers btw-they are about 0.5mm thick and usually black. Make sure the surfaces on the clock and console are SPOTLESS first and it'll last for years.
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Yup that's the trick - make sure it's clean first. Loads of people have said "those sticky pads are useless - my mirror keeps falling off" - a quick clean with meths or similar and they stay on for ever.
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28 August 2006, 14:38
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Or a little blob of silicone.
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28 August 2006, 14:47
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Or a little blob of silicone.
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its held my fishtank together for years and you dont get any wetter than that!!!!
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30 August 2006, 13:28
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The best double sided adhesive thingys I've everused are the 3M pads, called ultrahighbond or something like that. You could do a lot worse than a blob of silicone sealant or better still Sikaflex.
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