Missing silicone :( I just got my package, and was excited to mount it. Looking at the instructions, it indicates applying the two sticky pads and also using the "provided" silicone adhesive. I only saw the sticky pads in my package, and don't see any silicone adhesive. Is there a recommended "home depot" available silicone adhesive I could use? Or is there way I can have the manufacturer send me the missing item? (I'm assuming/hoping they're reading these comments).Thanks! Missing silicone :( I just got my package, and was excited to mount it. Looking at the instructions, it indicates applying the two sticky pads and also using the "provided" silicone... » Read More Missing silicone :( I just got my package, and was excited to mount it. Looking at the instructions, it indicates applying the two sticky pads and also using the "provided" silicone adhesive. I only saw the sticky pads in my package, and don't see any silicone adhesive. Is there a recommended "home depot" available silicone adhesive I could use? Or is there way I can have the manufacturer send me the missing item? (I'm assuming/hoping they're reading these comments).Thanks! « Show Less
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I would highly recommend GE Silicone II. You can pick it up at any local hardware store. It is probably better than any of the stuff included in the package. If you'd rather not spend the money, try contacting the company. Based on some other forum posts made by the President of the company, it seems that they would happily send you extra silicone free of charge.
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Hello!I bought this mirror a couple months ago and my roommate and I greatly enjoy it, but we both moved and had to take it down...I tried to save the silicone from the tube it came in, but unfortunately it got lost somewhere in the moving process. I just happened to read this post about the company sending replacement adhesives, and I was impressed by their great customer service, so I was wondering how I go about receiving replacements...I might be moving again later on this year so I was wondering if I could be given extra material just in case I do need to take the mirror down again. What's the process for doing this? Thanks!Christian Hello!I bought this mirror a couple months ago and my roommate and I greatly enjoy it, but we both moved and had to take it down...I tried to save the silicone from the tube it came in, but unfortunately it got lost somewhere in the moving process. I just happened to read this post about the company sending replacement adhesives, and I was impressed by their great customer service, so I was wondering how I go about receiving replacements...I might be moving again later on this year so I was wondering if I could be given extra material just in case I do need to take the mirror... » Read More Hello!I bought this mirror a couple months ago and my roommate and I greatly enjoy it, but we both moved and had to take it down...I tried to save the silicone from the tube it came in, but unfortunately it got lost somewhere in the moving process. I just happened to read this post about the company sending replacement adhesives, and I was impressed by their great customer service, so I was wondering how I go about receiving replacements...I might be moving again later on this year so I was wondering if I could be given extra material just in case I do need to take the mirror down again. What's the process for doing this? Thanks!Christian « Show Less
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Is the adhesive removable once installed? What if you want to dismount the mirror at some point ?
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Zia- We are very sorry for the inconvenience. The day you contacted us about this issue, we sent out a new silicone adhesive priority mail at no cost. We would never intend for something like this to happen and we know it is a pain when it does. You are the first customer to run into this issue and we hope you will be the last. We hope you are now enjoying your fogless shower mirror. Again, please accept our apology. Thanks for your supportSteve ParisiPresidentToiletTree Products
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Top notch service. Emailed on Saturday, they responded the same day and shipped out the missing part the same day. Got it 2 days later.Thank you very much!!!
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Good evening Christian-We are glad you are enjoying the mirror and want to make sure you keep enjoying it after you move. When it comes time for you to move, just send us an email letting us know and your address and we'll send you out replacement materials at no cost. Have a great weekend!Steve ParisiPresidentToiletTree Products
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Actually, when we received our shipment, none of the hardware was in the package! There was a hole in the box and apparently it slipped out there. We contacted Amazon and replacement hardware was sent but my husband went to Home Depot and bought some hardware which worked fine. So as far as replacement parts, we were able to duplicate ourselves. You might contact Amazon or the seller and see what they can do for you. Hope this helps!
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You want to go to Wallmart and get marine adhesive. This is more permanent than silicon and won't fall off. Keep in mind if you need to remove the transducer it will be a problem doing so and not damaging it with this adhesive. If you are using the screws provided then marine silicon is fine.
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If you purchase from us, we supply a black wax pad from chemical guys. We also will ship this item out the same day if ordered from us!Thanks!
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I've found that it adheres to smooth surfaces better than Elmers Glue type glues, but not nearly as well as silicone or the like. If you don't like it, it should be easy to remove with gentle chipping when dry and then finish by rubbing with a wet cloth.
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Is this something you want to add to your sock aid? The one shown comes with it and I take it off right away as it doesn't work well with nylon hosiery for me. Perhaps you could find something at a hardware store that has an adhesive backing where you could cut a round shape to stick to your Sock Aid, Mole skin comes to mind with the adhesive back. Get that at the drug store. Hope this helps.
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1. You must use BOTH the double faced tape AND the entire tube of silicone adhesive for your installation. The tape must be there to hold the unit while the silicone adhesive cures (in 24 hours). The tape alone will not hold the unit once it is filled. 2. Do NOT FILL the unit for 24 hours after installation. The silicone can easily support much more than the weight of the full Dispenser, but not until it has cured completely. The curing time for this adhesive is 24 hours. 3. The wall surface where the un it is to be mounted must be CLEAN and DRY! If the adhesive is bonding to anything other than a clean, dry wall surface, the unit will not stay on the wall. If any surface contaminates are present, the adhesive tries to bond to the contaminants resulting in an improper bond. Surface contaminants such as: dust or dirt grease or oil wax (especially prevalent on molded fiberglass shower surrounds where it is used in the manufacturing process to release from the unit) water detergent or soap or their residue loose particles or skin and body oils will prevent the silicone adhesive from making a strong bond on the wall surface. (you have also a video showing how to install without leaving trace if removed http://www.dispenser-amenities.com/support/ this is the link bye
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Thanks Steve for the thoughtful replies. The first question was the very item I was worried about and your response was reassuring. I am assuming that the offer for additional glue adhesive applies to anyone who makes the purchase? Because of your responses, I am going to make the purchase. Thanks.
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I don't have the same opinion as Jennifer Selstrom. The sticky pad s are fantastic. I can reuse mine still and I've used the unit EVERY NIGHT! The unit is powerful enough for any ache or pain I have. Sorry you are having trouble with yours, Jennifer. I ordered four extra sets of pads with mine, and I have not used up the first one yet. I guess it's all how you use it and store it. I aso bought a tube of the sticky stuff to apply to the pads bec a use I read that I would need it. Hsven't opened the tube yet, either!
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Good Evening, for I have read the other responses and for what it's worth the adhesive on the back of this disc is very good for it is made from the 3M company to company and makes Scotch tape for at least mine was made that way and the other two responses to your question that I read I believe they did not attach the disc properly to the dashboard because it is important and I mean very important that you thoroughly clean the area that you are going to attach the desk to and then use some rubbing alcohol to do a final clean because if there are anything on the surface the adhesive won't stick but if the surface is dry and clean this disc will stick to where I could not remove it using my fingertips trying to pry it up after it has been put in place and I use mine to hold a large suction cup that holds a digital camcorder and I have had this installed since last winter and have never had a problem as of yet but I do not know the size of suction cup that you are using but if it fits this disc and you properly clean the area before applying the disc then I think you won't have any problems. Hope this helps...
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The first thing is that you must really clean off the surface before you put a new adhesive pad on, otherwise it won't work well. If it is going off and on or just intermittently, it probably needs a new pad or batteries. They do go bad even at shorter times than expected. Buy your batteries online, there are much cheaper and work just as good.
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where are the indentations...i see nothing...where do i place the adhesive pads
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The sensor I got did not come with the mounting hardware, I used the hardware from my old sensor. It should be noted the the pic of the product does not show the mounting hardware. I purchased my sensor about 6 months ago.FYI mine worked perfectly and was shipped very quickly.
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Hello! I checked the label and doesn't say anything about silicone. Good luck!
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Each Permatex gasket adhesive is specific for the function on the label - that said - I use the black most b/c it's a great adhesive as well - I recently did the valve covers on the old Yellow Dog Pickup and it seems to work as well for that app as the specific gasket sealer. I've used the Permatex line for decades - me fave is the black - reading the instructions on the packaging and tube seems to imply the products R for making gaskets rather than sealing or augmenting factory-type gaskets. I've done both. Reckoning what could it hurt added to a replacement gasket. It's a great way to stick a gasket that has a tendency for fall off during installation. ~:0) VivaChas!
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The "instructions" were a badly photocopied page from the Toyota OEM roof rack installation page. I was able to find a clear copy in a PDF file online of the same pages that helped clarify the image. My kit was missing quite a few parts, but the seller shipped out the missing pieces quickly. Then, there was one of the covers that never snapped down tightly, so I used a little epoxy to hold it. We drove to Colorado from South Texas with a roof bag, and back through a major blizzard and ice storm. It's really not that difficult to put together, but the instructions are so sketchy, it's frustrating. However, it works, and the price was much less than the dealer quote. The "instructions" were a badly photocopied page from the Toyota OEM roof rack installation page. I was able to find a clear copy in a PDF file online of the same pages that helped clarify the image. My kit was missing quite a few parts, but the seller shipped out the missing pieces quickly. Then, there was one of the covers that never snapped down tightly, so I used a little epoxy to hold it. We drove to Colorado from South Texas with a roof bag, and back through a major blizzard and ice storm. It's really not that difficult to put together, but the instructions are so sketchy,... » Read More The "instructions" were a badly photocopied page from the Toyota OEM roof rack installation page. I was able to find a clear copy in a PDF file online of the same pages that helped clarify the image. My kit was missing quite a few parts, but the seller shipped out the missing pieces quickly. Then, there was one of the covers that never snapped down tightly, so I used a little epoxy to hold it. We drove to Colorado from South Texas with a roof bag, and back through a major blizzard and ice storm. It's really not that difficult to put together, but the instructions are so sketchy, it's frustrating. However, it works, and the price was much less than the dealer quote. « Show Less
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Silicone all the way around the glass,top,bottom, and sides before you mount it. Otherwise it usually will let moisture in I have a 20 that leaks because I didnt do this first hope it helps.