what about driving over it. does it tear or become unglued.
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I'm not sure I can help you because I did not glue mine down. But I can tell you this. It is very dense, ( not too thick, ) and STRONG..We needed to trim it to fit our small garage and it was vey difficult to cut. I doubt it would tear .I'm sure it would be terrific glued down.
206795
this is in addition tao my last comment. It is very heavy and durable. I think it will be fine with cars rolling over it.
206796
ive had no problems with it. this is a good product just make sure you glue it down properly
206797
Pretty solid product, holds up to tires without a scratch. If you prep the concrete and it's not epoxy coated, the silicone provided in the kit works to hold the strip. Thought I might need liquid nails...
206798
It does not tear or come unglued. It is very heavy rubber, impossible to tear and of you glue it right it won't budge.
1438728
In my opinion, it will slip off of a surface. It is a decent cover for the money though.
1082362
No. The mount merely rests on the dash. It is not attached with anything (no adhesives) and relies on friction to keep from sliding around. I can't imagine a scenario where it would do damage, unless the dash got extremely hot and caused something to melt.
2258903
Unfortunately it won't. You'll need a hard case, preferably a proper road case for that protection.
399467
I doubt it would survive a 4 ft drop on the concrete, and I would not count it to stay on the dashboard of a late model automobile. The rear cover is probably scratch resistant.
1731868
I haven't had the bike fall over on the mirror yet. But my guess is it won't survive. It's held in the handlebar solidly and if it hits something hard I'm sure the plastic will break off.
631341
With the vibrations it may get damaged. Also truck needs to be stationary when working. Answer is not very sure.
887746
It will break the windshield, but because there is a layer of plastic in the middle the windshield will shatter but not actually fall apart. Short answer is NO.
1540097
Officially yes, I've dropped mine twice on asphalt while getting out of a car and both times my phone came through without a scratch. The drop was so hard that it completely knocked the cover off the phone. So you can see how that makes you wonder if it's really doing it's job. I wonder if maybe I just got lucky?
1970099
Yes, I did. It's very helpful for me when driving. It can't drop under not smooth road.I used it on iPhone 4S.
1195964
I wouldn't use it for that. It is clear and probably wouldn't hold up under traffic.
1949569
Can't answer that specifically because I never used it as intended. Got it for a drive to Fla last year but it's too difficult to get on securely and keep on and I actually think it would just blow off in the wind on highways anyway and could be dangerous in that regard. Bugs ended up not being that bad after all. The product is very inexpensive (read "cheap"). My recommendation is it just makes more sense to just wash the car when it needs it. Hope that helps.
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you can probably drive over it before the barrier is wet but once its done it's job of soaking up large amounts of water I wouldn't drive over it as it will likely burst. Think of the barrier as a giant disposable diaper that swells when it's done it's job of soaking up water
986894
You just have to be careful. I have taken it in and off a few times and it didn't break.
2129316
Yes as in I do believe it would be possible for this mount to break and become airborne in an accident. The amount of stability in the mount adjustments are the problem. The attachment of the mount to the headrest not so much an issue but I feel the areas of adjusting the angles of the mount are a little flimsy and weak and could possibly break pretty easily in a collision. Hope this helps. Happy shopping
466331
probably not if the tear is over an inch long. It will bond to it but when you keep on sitting on it, the tear will probably come undone.
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I've never driven over it. I think it would be find if you didn't have it completely filled.