will this hold and stick plastic fender flares on truck?
300540
Probably. You need enough square inches of tape for the weight and most important the flares must fit perfectly or they will pull off. Better to use a small amount of tape to hold the flares in position while a good size bead of silicone adhesive is allowed to cure.
300541
Yes. I used this to stick side skirts on my VW that were meant to be screwed on. Clean both surface with rubbing alcohol before sticking the tape.
300542
I don't know. I did not notice it to be significantly, if any, stronger than the cheaper two sided tapes. I believe adhesion is better if you apply some heat.
300543
I also used this to stick the door bumper strip to the rear passenger door of a VW Passat wagon - it held for 6-9 months; however, I no longer own the car... I would consider this a temporary repair - would not use this to stick new parts on a car...
300544
Iam sure it would i have not used mine yet but iam going to use mine to hold up a front clip lower valance so iam sure it will hold up fender flares hope this helps ya
832192
The standart fender flare are about 4 or 5 inchs wide if you want to put 7 inch wide you need offset wheel to look good
1370405
They should have came with the fender flares. Mine came with everything-however the installation is a pain. As for installing the sticky part onto the flare, I found it was best to have two people. One holds it while the other applies.
1381990
It'd stick nicely but NOT firmly. Keep in mind that the this fastener is not that sturdy. It will keep certain things in place but the bigger and heavier they are the less efficiently it's likely to work.
6876
I think it depends on the weight of the thing that you are sticking it to. I got this for a cell phone holder and it did not hold up in the So Cal weather. I ended up using the windshield
1500181
It would depend on the rise of the cargo rack you are using, but there is generally not an issue with this, at least on an SUV or car. Could happen on a pickup since the license plate is mounted to the bumper, but pickup owners probably wouldn't be using this product.
1382407
If you can mount it on the back of your pickup I see no reason that it would not work. It has a magnet that will secure it to metal.
1106780
Extreme outdoor, I would not. It's basically meant for car moldings. works well for rubier or plastic car molding. It doesn't stick well to some plastics and others it sticks great. Metal plate to metal bumper and in extreme conditions? I would bolt it on.
1773716
Absolutely it will work, I have several bumper stickers on my car that I stuck to the magnetic roll and cut out.
990066
These are designed to fit the stock fender flare, they may not be suitable for your flatbed.
515920
No, and it is junk, fell off my truck within days make sure to get ones with 3M adhesive backing
910426
Don't know for sure, but also don't see any reason why you couldn't. Recommend you try it on a small, inconspicuous area first. I tried it on several different types of plastic for my Ram truck and the only one that it did not improve was the little piece that holds the radio antenna. Other than that, very pleased and its been over 3 months.
1435622
They use double sided tape and self tapping screws. Get yourself some 3m double sided tape, it holds much better than the tape that comes on the flares.
912967
sorry, notsure I can help with this one. I installed the products on my '05 Tacoma 4-door with oversized tires, but not fender flares...it would seem to present an installation difficulty. You might try them and if they won't fit 'return them. Not sure if Toyota offers an item for your situation, but you can bet, if they do, the price i
831098
I would say no. It's not that kind of adhesive. My suggestion would be to go to an automotive paint supply store and tell them what you're wanting to do. There are adhesives out there that amaze. I adhered some fender extensions 15 years ago and they look like I did it yesterday. Check with the body shop experts in the automotive paint store. Don't use JB Weld!! Get the right stuff and you won't be disappointed.
2280885
It is good for plastic bumpers. For metal I would recommend a stronger drill bit.
609588
No tape involved. If you look under your fender well you will see existing holes holding you fender and plastic fender wells together. That is the holes that the fender flares bolt to. Usually the fender flares come with a seal to stick on the fender flares. No drilling is required. You use existing screws that are on your truck or do what I had to do. Go to advanced auto or auto zone and buy clips and screws to replace my rusted ones. Hope this helps.