Will this hold up a broken car window? Have been using black gorilla tape but would rather use clear tape.
848165
Absolutely not. The tape came off when I taped it to my window seal in two days
848166
I don't believe the Frost King tape has the tensile strength needed to hold up the window. It is more designed to stick to a surface in place and keep out drafts. That's all I have ever used it for.
1959423
Yes it would be safe for a car window but for the price I would go with just an ammonia free glass cleaner for a car. The cost doesn't make it practical for that use. It's specialized for electronic equipment.
660903
The YouTube video I followed when installing this said that the tape on the glass needs to be conserved or else you will need to buy replacement tape.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ygut0Z4vxBE
1522914
I used Gorilla Clear Repair on an RV storage cover that had been torn by high winds. The tape has a good adhesive...unlike another product that was sold specifically for RV awnings. So far, it is working.
438622
No. There are products intended for this purpose that would be better. Search for "rear view mirror adhesive".
1053830
Yes, but use extreme caution! The clamp holds with a small area so is likely to break your window if you are the least bit careless.I would recommend looking for a dedicated window mounting system. My preference is for those that use lever-action suction cups, since they are far less likely to break your window.
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I have those on my 2012 door GTI and it's been on there for longer than a year now, and the tape does hold up well, just make the surface is spotless and line them up even when you place them
452610
Yes, but only on really flat surfaces, like flat plastic, acrylic, sheets of metal (sheets of anything, really), the back LCD screens... But it won'd adhere to fabric or anything like that. haven't tested on glass. The things I stick with it, they remain stuck, as long as they are flat. I feel the tape lost some stickiness after being exposed to high humidity (the kind of humidity you get when you see morning dew on plants), but I shouldn't have exposed the tape to that. Just keep it in a fresh, dry place, it will last.
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The adhesive is the Scotch Outdoor Mounting Tape. It can hold up to 10 pounds. I't very, very strong. I have my car parked outside and the temperature has been in the 20s through 30s in the past month and there's no problem. I use it in 2 cars to attached the Garmin dash cam. Installed this past spring.
1915077
I put mine on a mirror so I have not tried it on a car window but I think that it would :)
1567723
My impression is that this product is more suited for plastic and metal/gluing things to the body of the car. You might try RV Goop to glue your mirror back on because it lists glass as one of the surfaces it adheres to.
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My guess is it would make it slightly more difficult to break if the tint is the aftermarket film type. That's basically colored tape covering your window so even thought the glass might bread it will still be held loosely by the tape. You might have to hit it in more than one place and then tear or cut the tint film. I would think this tool would still be effective in getting the glass to a point where you can pull apart the tint film. You might even use the cutting blade to cut the film? Hope this helps.
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You should be able to use clear duct tape. I used a staple gun to insulate 2 large upper story picture windows with wood frames.
1761677
It is not recommended in the instructions. Rolling the window down would probably peel it off.
794538
Maybe a tiny bit but its only thick tape not a miracle. Get a new heavy double pane window for noise not tape...
1863139
No, it will not ruin your window. It just uses static cling to stay in place.
6876
I think it depends on the weight of the thing that you are sticking it to. I got this for a cell phone holder and it did not hold up in the So Cal weather. I ended up using the windshield