How thin is it? I have some cracked turn signals, hairline. I'm hoping to get some glue to flow in there to help hide the crack and seal it up.
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It's pretty thin and flows like water. Unless you have your piece flat, it probably will just run off.
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It's barely thicker than water; I'm not sure how well it will flow INTO those cracks, but I imagine it would flow in a little bit and hold it together. Might not be the best product to use, but I think it might work.
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It probably depends on the type of plastic but I have used it on a couple of different types and let it seep into the crack while flexing the plastic a little bit to aid the penetration. On one (a liquid soap dispenser that was thoroughly cleaned) I also added some clear epoxy at the end of the crack for strength. Both projects are still holding well. In both cases I figured I had nothing to lose by trying. Good luck.
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I bought it to use as a spot filler, but I have not used it yet. I quit working on the trike that I am building and it will be a while before I can afford to play with it again. Sorry. The directions says to just put it on in thin layers.
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vinyl covered......so, reasonably well.....you may want to tape ends and connectors or oil lightly..
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I just repaired the crack with a piece of wide duct tape on each side. Works just as well as before.
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Gee Joyce, I've not had this problem. Maybe one of the adhesive strips is not completely adhering to the vehicle?Possibly contact the manufacturer - they contacted us rather quickly. Good luck
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The question is a good one,but from my use as a gutter guard adhesive,it worked well,even in hot sun. The thickness is approximately,one eighth inch or less,but flattens out under pressure and yes it is foam,but very dense. I would not worry if your lighting is led,since it does not produce much heat,but if subjected to heat around exhaust or engine area it may not hold as well. Your question did not give where the tape would be used. Hope this helps,but you should know that if you do use it that you should put pressure on it at least for a few hours to make sure of the hold,I learned that from the first use failing. Good luck,I think you will like the product it really is great stuff.SincerelyM.J.L. The question is a good one,but from my use as a gutter guard adhesive,it worked well,even in hot sun. The thickness is approximately,one eighth inch or less,but flattens out under pressure and yes it is foam,but very dense. I would not worry if your lighting is led,since it does not produce much heat,but if subjected to heat around exhaust or engine area it may not hold as well. Your question did not give where the tape would be used. Hope this helps,but you should know that if you do use it that you should put pressure on it at least for a few hours to make sure of the hold,I learned that... » Read More The question is a good one,but from my use as a gutter guard adhesive,it worked well,even in hot sun. The thickness is approximately,one eighth inch or less,but flattens out under pressure and yes it is foam,but very dense. I would not worry if your lighting is led,since it does not produce much heat,but if subjected to heat around exhaust or engine area it may not hold as well. Your question did not give where the tape would be used. Hope this helps,but you should know that if you do use it that you should put pressure on it at least for a few hours to make sure of the hold,I learned that from the first use failing. Good luck,I think you will like the product it really is great stuff.SincerelyM.J.L. « Show Less
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Exactly. You'll need to get some glue yourself (i bought a cheap one at autozone and haven't had a problem since.
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Leo, I put my decal on crooked and my husband was able to straighten it. That being said, my decal has withstood this, as well as, the weather elements and car washes, quite well. Enjoy!!!
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I would call a place that installs windshields and ask them what they use to remove the glue they use to install windshields with. You might see if you might get it to peel off. Sticking duck tape on it and pulling it off might get a good part of it off. Anyway good luck!
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They sell double sided automotive grade adhesive tape at your local auto parts store. Buy the 3M brand - it holds up better.
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Try keeping it in the frig. Not only should it remain thick, but the coolness feels refreshing. If that doesn't work I would return it. I've had the same problem with hand cream left in the car, and it worked for me. Good luck
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I put a small amount of silicone sealer as glue. Glued it to the dash of my car in a spot that was easy to see, ran the sensor wire through a small hole I made in the dash. My car (antique VW) has the engine in the rear so I had no problem keeping the sensor away from the engine. Mounted the sensor in the front trunk area in a place where it would not get wind while I drive. Works great.
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Well.....if you read my review you might want to take extra care when wiring it and make sure you have the the proper inline fuse......Also make sure that you use a real weather sealant on any connection that is exposed ( which are a few ). I also coated my wires with the same sealant. Just to top it off I also put the wires in a flexible split tubing to keep heat, moisture etc....out. I have a Harley that vibrates like a Chinese massage table. So far no problems, but you never know. As far as it coming loose I used loctite.
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Its pretty thin. I don't know exactly what you need it for, much not nearly as thick as a bumper.
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Will seal crack. if that is what is what is what you are asking. But if it is just for looks, I'm not sure if you want to bother.
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Hello Robert, I used this product to fill the "star" crack on my windshield. It worked great...but I would advise going to youtube and check out "windshield repair" videos. It's easy once you have seen it done. Good Luck!
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Found in my vehicle a needed moulding tape to secure. You can find it at automotive stores