do you need to put adhesive underneath or are the strips secure enough to stick to garage floor on their own while driving over?
280100
I taped them down and I suppose something under would work, as the tape lifts up a little.
280101
the only thing I did was put Duct tape on both ends of the strips.....that stopped it from doing any moving.....hope that helps or answers your question
280102
No tape is required assuming you drive in straight and do not turn the steering wheel. .if you go the mat will move slightly.
280103
there is no need what so ever to put adhesive underneath. i'm in AZ, and the car sat for 2 weeks in 100+ degrees. it warped very slightly at all, and straightened out once i started driving on it again.
729604
Absolutely! I peeled mine back for soldering almost all of my connections. Do be forewarned, the 3M sticky adhesive that comes will all strips like this is rather useless in most applications. Yes, it will stick to a surface if gravity is holding it to that surface; otherwise you will need something else. I used this stuff in my car so the extreme temperatures caused the 3M strip to not only come apart from it's mounting surface, but from the LEDs themselves. I bought some double sided tape from the hardware store and cut it to appropriate lengths and widths and haven't had problems since. Also, it really doesn't matter what kind of tape you use, if the surface is contoured it won't adhere for more than a day. If the lights are hidden, you can use clips to hold it in place. Your only option might be glue. I've used a lot of this stuff and love helping others do the same. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. Ask here, or email me directly (amazon username @gmail.com)
1653269
It's best to install item on the inside of your walls (to be weather wise). You have double sided adhesive strips that you press along the sides and top of your garage wall (which I did not use because 100 degree temps were a problem for me). I used "L" shaped aluminum rails for a permanent structure. This item is also easily rolled up and tied at the top with permanent flecro straps sewned into the screens that enable your cars easy access.
3057
We use 3M heavy duty double sided adhesive - the outdoor one, and it holds great. Are these similar to command strips?Scotch Exterior Mounting Tape, 1-Inch by 60-Inch
779691
They come with strips to self-stick, but I am sure extra glue would help. They are not flexible however and will only fit on corners.
908299
We didn't nail it or use the adhesive strips. Its steady but we don't beat on it in any way. Pretty steady in my opinion.
1289344
Ur mainly using double sided adhesive tape to mount the strips use alcohol to clean the areas ur mounting to and the screws that come with are tiny and you don't mount to the frame you mount to the the lip under your doors and bumpers under your vehicle
1448016
No. They are hold very tight. So tight in fact, that you better never change cars or you will need to get another set of strips.
614801
They have adhesive and are actually pretty permanent. I needed to remove them and had difficulty. Hope this helps!
218088
The adhesive strips are separate from the cord cover, so you could use it without adhesives at all. No it won't hurt your floor.
810421
Yes we didn't have any problems having them stay on our vinyl dashboards the suction Mount kind of has a glue that helps it stick
145121
If you are adhering them to a very clean, flat surface, they should hold up okay. My concern, as you said, is if they get wet. I wouldn't put a lot of faith in them if they DO get wet as they're not really made for that. You could always use epoxy or a small screw to adhere them to the surface and that would likely rectify the issue of them potentially getting wet. Check your local home depot or lowe's, they probably have something better for your application than this.
1832166
The strips stay on very securely. Absolutely no problem with slipping or sliding around.
1989414
I use Velcro. There is no sticky strip on the lift. Because you can adjust how much lift you want ( I used the whole thing) you need to glue the layers together as they do come apart
1503829
I used a spray adhesive, easy to spray on not real sticky but holds in place can be lifted easy
1922401
They are fairly wide, so even if they move its not a big deal. I'm not sure what kind of adhesive you would be using anyways?
1984406
They use an adhesive strip, but it is inside the channel rather than on the exterior. A small corner of the adhesive cover strip must be exposed prior to installation. Then, clips mounted on each unit allow serve as anchors as well as allowing the unit to be positioned during installation. After you are satisfied with position, the cover strip on the adhesive can be pulled off in place, and the units securely fastened. Installation took only a minute or two for each unit.