Our '01 Tahoe roof liner is coming loose across the front windshield in a 4" zone. Is this stuff suitable for a tight working space?
301811
I used 3m on my Chrysler front and back windshield and it is holding tight so far. It does a great job in my opinion
301812
it works for a while here in 110 PLUS weather. I'm not sure about colder weather. It worked for about 6 months then began to loosen and hang down again. Good Luck! P.S. I used GORILLA GLUE and it has been doing better!
301813
It is kind of messy, and if you work on the roof of your car from the bottom, you will find out things can get uncomfortable. If you choose to give it a try i reaggle suggest having an extra hand, tape and paper to cover other parts you dont want to mess, and come piece of cloth and a degreaser (spray) to remove from hands and/or windows. follow manufacturer instructions.
1837032
I have used this tape in an automotive application. The adhesive is very sticky. My opinion would be that gravity would hold the tape in position and any water creeping between the tape would dry during a heat cycle before it could loosen the adhesive. Applied over properly prepped plastic, it wouldn't let any water in between anyway. My only problem was the aluminum separating from the adhesive-imbedded fiberglass.
281875
I used it on an a flat smooth RV roof. It does seal well but I have no idea about putting it over shingles.
821666
That should not be too much of a problem. The top shroud should deflect direct heat way. Just dont put anything too close to it.
2091873
I suggest using Thermo-Tec adhesive heat barrier 1st and apply the dynamite onto that. It does seem to make the area applied almost an inch thicker, but for my purposes (using a black suede lining), it acts like a nice padding beneath it for a really nice, tight fit.
1025993
I have a 21' Tahoe with an 8'0" beam and it does well. I have about 8" left on each side so it would be tight. I will say it is a nice cover and will probably work fine.
1720493
This is a roll of pressure sealing tape good for EDPM and Vinly roofs. It is sold in rolls of various widths. this 6 inch wide one is great for where the roof meets the fromt fiberglass or rear fiberglass caps. you need about ten feet for each, so some is legt over for other repairs. I use the 4 inch wide for extra insurance covering over dicor'd-over screw penetrations, but 6 will do. I recommend the heavy metal rounded roller to help in the install as this tape adheres with pressure not just touch/heat/time. It is true white so matches vinyl well, and cooler than the similar grey tape from Dicor.
1307625
It should work better than Armor All. try in a discrete location to see how well it does, first. I've been using it on the navy-colored padded landau top of my '91 Mercury for 23 years now, and the top is in PERFECT condition.
1726406
Mine has a separate transmission oil cooler so I didn't use the oil cooler tank in the bottom of this radiator but it works fine with no problems. I don't think it was as narrow as 3/4 inch though.
1697648
The top seals great and should fit. I'm not sure how air tight it will be with your windows. I hope that helps!
1963241
I have a smaller roof top A/C. It did not squash flat. It did compress a small amount, but not much. But if water pools by the A/C (a very common problem), this will need to be fixed first. Standing water will seep through the gasket.
2004935
Hi! Thule recommends the 7503 x 2 for this vehicle. Also, please do not forget the lock set 544 so you are able to lock the system to your roof. Thanks!
1259473
I would have to say Yes. I did basically the opposite, spreading the material around the vents, AC unit, antenna mount and edges of the roof. Then the same day filled in the rest of the roof. About a week later I noticed areas that were not well covered and went over those spots with extra material. It is not the most even job that could be done but it is all covered with a relatively thick coat. Just remember to refridgerate the unused portion below 40 degree, covered so as not to get a thick film on top. I used a gallon plastic pan to store the extra material with a plastic bag covering the pan. I should have placed plastic wrap floating on top of the material then covered it all to stop a thick coat of film. Good luck with covering your roof, it is a lot of work that will pay off in the end.
2039976
I have mine over one wheel cover and, once you get the screw aligned, and started it tighten about a 1/4" of an inch more. I also put the rubber spacers under it for a good fit. So you may have more room than 1/4" of room. Hope this helps.
1526155
LIving in Florida I would not recommend it for an installation on the upper part of the dash and found it would NOT stick to the straight portion of the dash or on the door panels.
733070
I have it on a cobalt and it fits pretty close. The bottom line is you will keep the majority of the windshield ice and snow free. Hands down worth every penny and then some. Last winter in Michigan I did not scrap a window one time. Love, love, love it!
1054283
I have a subaru 4-door and there's about a 4" gap right around the thing. I did opt for the smaller size to make sure it's fit, the larger one was pushing it. I wouldn't worry about it if they're tame, if they're little climbers then you might have your work cut out for you. I love it though, no roof marks and easy to install. Many bonuses compared to other dog barriers. Only problem with it is once it's in, any movement of seats (I use it on my front ones) will cause it to either make more or less of a gap because it won't be flat across anymore. Easy fix, and with bigger dogs it's no big deal, it's just somethig to be aware of. I have a subaru 4-door and there's about a 4" gap right around the thing. I did opt for the smaller size to make sure it's fit, the larger one was pushing it. I wouldn't worry about it if they're tame, if they're little climbers then you might have your work cut out for you. I love it though, no roof marks and easy to install. Many bonuses compared to other dog barriers. Only problem with it is once it's in, any movement of seats (I use it on my front ones) will cause it to either make more or less of a gap because it won't be flat across anymore. Easy fix, and with bigger dogs... » Read More I have a subaru 4-door and there's about a 4" gap right around the thing. I did opt for the smaller size to make sure it's fit, the larger one was pushing it. I wouldn't worry about it if they're tame, if they're little climbers then you might have your work cut out for you. I love it though, no roof marks and easy to install. Many bonuses compared to other dog barriers. Only problem with it is once it's in, any movement of seats (I use it on my front ones) will cause it to either make more or less of a gap because it won't be flat across anymore. Easy fix, and with bigger dogs it's no big deal, it's just somethig to be aware of. « Show Less