How can I securely mount this cup holder inside my car without making holes?
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some sort of adhesive .it depends on what kind of paneling you have weather its smooth or cloth .
856448
You would have to use some form of permanent glue, probably a two part epoxy that would take hours to set and would damage the interior if you tried to remove it.
592434
I would not suggest this holder. It was disappointing. You will likely lose your flashlight and a physical confrontation or if the seatbelt catches it when you get out your car
1591771
This is perfect for rental cars because it is not a permanent mount. Simply remove it. It would be best to keep the heavy plastic liner that it is shipped with to place the sticky rubber back on while it is being stored.
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make sure mounting area is clean and dryAdd a little moisture to the cupMounting surface can't be porous or rough
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I found the PERFECT car mounting system for this. I looked EVERYWHERE online, and finally stumbled across a canadian company called PeriPower that makes various mounting solutions. I was able to buy the PeriPower X-Shape Headrest mount new off of ebay (for around $30), and it works perfectly. Ebay was the only place I could find where it was sold - it does ship from Canada, but shipping was pretty fast. It really is a well-made product, and install is a snap!http://www.peripower.com/product_EN.aspx?cid=2&nowp;=10
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Yes, very easy to do that. Just be careful that the more times you store it in the glove box the better chance that the sticky bottom will pick up stray dust, hair etc and you might have to rinse the mounting surface more often.
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The cup holder is included (but not attached) regardless of what is shown in the picture
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have a Chevy Cruze and use the coin holder as a back-up and placed inside the bottom of my armrest console. If you want to put it in the cupholder, you would have to turn it sideways and stand it up-otherwise it won't fit. There are no attaching parts on the unit-just a p[lastic holder with 3 spring loaded chambers. I myself use a Viewtainer flexible 2''x4'' squeeze top holder for my change. It fits perfectly in the cup holder and is low enough that it doesn't interfere with anything and mostly out of the sight of would be thieves. I order these directly from the Viewtainer Co. in Poway, California. I hope that the info. I gave you helps. have a Chevy Cruze and use the coin holder as a back-up and placed inside the bottom of my armrest console. If you want to put it in the cupholder, you would have to turn it sideways and stand it up-otherwise it won't fit. There are no attaching parts on the unit-just a p[lastic holder with 3 spring loaded chambers. I myself use a Viewtainer flexible 2''x4'' squeeze top holder for my change. It fits perfectly in the cup holder and is low enough that it doesn't interfere with anything and mostly out of the sight of would be thieves. I order these directly from the Viewtainer Co. in Poway,... » Read More have a Chevy Cruze and use the coin holder as a back-up and placed inside the bottom of my armrest console. If you want to put it in the cupholder, you would have to turn it sideways and stand it up-otherwise it won't fit. There are no attaching parts on the unit-just a p[lastic holder with 3 spring loaded chambers. I myself use a Viewtainer flexible 2''x4'' squeeze top holder for my change. It fits perfectly in the cup holder and is low enough that it doesn't interfere with anything and mostly out of the sight of would be thieves. I order these directly from the Viewtainer Co. in Poway, California. I hope that the info. I gave you helps. « Show Less
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I did not install mine in the console. I used a part of the car that slides back to provide cup holders for the back seats. I drive a Toyota Sienna. As I was installing it though I thought of other ways I might install it. I thought I could probably use a strong twine or ribbon and anchor the bottom of the car cache to the seats. I don't like to close anything in my console.
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Twists to tighten in cup holder. Loosen to adjust viewing position and re-tighten
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If a suction cup will hold, this will have no problem. Just use an alcohol pad to clean well before mounting.
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Get the 'bean bag' dash mount that Amazon sells - worth every penny! http://tinyurl.com/nzzcrvx
481197
You can mount it using either a gauge cup, pillar mount or straight on to the dash.
16495
I don't have it here as I purchased it for someone else. But best I can remember it has no mounting holes. If I were to mount it I may use Velcro tape. It's not real heavy and should hold it fine.
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You can mount it in the dash by using the template and cutting a hole in the dash. The unit will be held in by four screws. Or, you can purchase the additional gimble mount and attach it wherever.
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I think you could glue the suction cup on your dash but it will be ugly when you remove it. I don't think the suction cup will stick to the dash.
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I've had one for a few years now. I think I may have tried velcro, but in the end I decided that it generally stays put on its own. If you're trying to put a large drink in the cupholder, it won't stay in the holder anyway.