Can this be used as adhesive to mount a hood lip spoiler onto the trunk of a car?
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.
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.
1865250
I did not try it with that. I am not sure if it would work as the seal only, but might work good as a sealant for a patch over the hole. Others might be able to tell you how rigid it becomes when dry. I sold the car I used it on. I used it to mount a glass rear window in a convertible top and it worked way better than the Rhino glue people talked about. Wish I were more help.
16896
This is an expanding type glue and could raise the vinyl off the roof of the car. I would not recommend it for that. You should be looking for a spray type of glue.
214542
This tape is probably too weak for that unless the polyurethane molding you are using is very thin. This only really good for something the weight of paper. Even heavy poster paper doesn't work for it either. For anything substantial, I would probably use sticky putty adhesive that can be peeled off. You can search for it under "putty adhesive".
41501
I would use screws, not tape or glue, to fasten a spoiler onto a car. At 60 mph I suspect that the aerodynamic forces could rip it off your vehicle and into someone else's car.
2030880
It uses 3M VHB tape, so I don't see why it wouldn't. Clean your dash with a alcohol based cleaner first. Use a hair dryer to heat it up slightly and let it stick for roughly 1 day before using it so the glue has some time to adhere. It's called "Flat surface mount", but it is mounted to my bike helmet just fine, and that has a bit of a curvature to it.
836844
It's not really made for that application. I would buy a can of plastidip to do it with. It turns out really good plus you can just peel it off if you mess up. With VHT you're pretty much stuck with the results good or bad.
1562350
Depends on what you use as adhesive. Use a tiny bit of superglue on the edges, if you ever need to remove, use de-bonder. Should be fine
617684
My opinion is "no." This is not an adhesive. That would probably need to be museum wax. I ordered it to stick a glass perfume bottle to the top of a platform, and it did not work. I am now ordering museum wax for the adhesive property.
344692
I haven't tried it but I would guess that a slightly textured (but porous) surface like leather or vinyl would probably work really well. Contrarily, a slightly textured, but non-porous, surface (like say, concrete.... I know.... not likely to be found on a dashboard) would not work well. The adhesive is essentially an advanced double-sided tape so I'm basing my opinions on past tape experiences. ;)
1990157
The adhesive is pretty tacky and it is very dense material. It is more for silencing sheet metal (e.g. car panels from speaker vibrations). I used it on the back of my tv and it worked great. I would look into something like Self Seal Polyethylene Foam Pipe Insulation, or a Water Hammer Arrester if the pipes are shaking from a clothes washer.
1415696
It will be as temporary as whatever you use to affix it to the window is. There is no adhesive on this product. This is like the stuff used to make sun visors for car windshields. Think bubble wrap with silver covering. It is very sturdy and you should be able to reuse it many times.
438826
Yes, I would think so, it's sticky stuff. I mounted LED fog lights on my car with the tape - they have not moved in 6 months!
281179
I think it could work. One thing I used it on was the broken plastic frame of my rearview mirror on my van and it worked really well. It adhered really well to the surrounding plastic and seems durable. You can sand and paint it as well, which I did.
810708
Yes. It's mostly adhesive with the exception being the two small handle screws in the middle of the hood that are also used for attachment and better alignment. I had my dealer do the install for fear of scratching the hood with my cheap tools.
2042324
I can see you seperating the glue the holds the trim but I don't think it would be right for car audio installations