I successfully got it to stick once on the dashboard. How do I get it to stick again?
1025158
Release the suction by pulling the lever to the up position, make sure the surface and the suction cup are free of dust. If the cup doesn't feel sticky rinse with warm water (dust is sticking to it) let dry. Pick the spot place and lower the lever. Done.
1025159
All you have to do is rinse the stick pad, let it air dry and you should be able to stick it again.
1025160
Mine came off once and I think it was because of the extreme heat but I was able to stick it right back on without any problem.
1025161
Wash it it warm water then let it dry completely. Make sure you do the same to the dashboard.
1082360
hi..to be honest with you, i did not peel the adhesive, its heavy enough and my dashboard is wide and kinda steep enough of a surface, it very rarely and slightly tips off, especially if you want to remove it for many different reasons, you better off just not to peel off the adhesive, but you really want to peel off the adhesive, remember, it will leave a mark after sometimes, its inevitable,
1250811
Did not try to use it on dashboard, but it hasn't budged from its window location.
2184357
This product is designed to sit on top of the dash and its sticky surface tends to not let it slide. It is not permanently attached. Works ok for me. Joe
451652
From what I see it shouldn't be an issue. It locks down using suction so to remove it all you have to do is pull the tab releasing the suction from your dashboard. The surface of the suction part is a bit sticky, not sure if that will wear out over time or not.
668035
Stick well to mine. After several times of removing it and leaving it on the car seat, it became dusty and it reduced its stickiness. Just wipe it with a damp and it is good as new. Hope that helps.
640967
No, it would not stick as well if at all. It has a sticky gel ring around the suction cup base. If the ring looses it's tackiness then you can wash it using water and a mild detergent to make it sick like new again. In my case, since my dashboard has a pebbled texture, the sticky gel ring does all of the work. While in theory one could keep it in the glove box, the practicality of pulling it out, washing it, and waiting for it to air dry before being able to use it nullifies the ability.
1898989
Mine wouldn't stick for anything either... After I left it in the car for a couple of weeks, it stuck just fine. Maybe the glue started to cure or something because now it's stuck good. Won't budge. Also, make sure your dash isn't freshly cleaned - if it's too clean, it won't stick.
1609556
The pad has a glue tacky finish on the back side, there is a film that you remove exposing the tacky surface. Once you have chosen the location and pre cleaned the dash area the pad should never move.
426114
It might need formatting dependent on your version of the 360 dashboard. I think I did the same with mine and its never given me a problem.
624461
Make sure to clean your windshield well and wet the suction cup slightly. Mine has been on my windshield for over a year without a problem.
1218112
It's been in my windshield for a couple months and I haven't had to reposition it once. It doesn't stick to my dashboard nearly as well as either of my Exogear Exomount car mounts though. If you're looking for a dashboard mount, get an Exogear Exomount!
1282132
There's a little tab that sticks out beyond the edge of the cup. Try to pick that up and slip your finger underneath all the way around to release the suction cup. If you can't get your finger in, try something soft so you don't scratch the dashboard, maybe something like a Q-tip.
583619
Some material on dashboards is too texured to use just the suction cup attachment alone. I use the included metal circle to insure greater adhesion of the holder under all conditions. It has never bumped off using the disc. It will definitely stick without the disc---BUT not IN-definitely. If you find you need to use the disc, it sticks on there as long as the adhesive works. I haven't had any problems using the disc. You can try to find SOME smooth surface/place on your dash but it might not be as convenient to use. I don't know if any "sunfading" might occur over the long term.
806956
This will work with some slightly curved smooth dashboards. Make sure that the dash is completely clean (no lint or armor all) and the suction cup is clean as well. If it has dirt, run under water to remove dirt and let air dry. Do not wipe suction cup. Good luck.
246300
It depends on the surface. If it's plastic, it sticks very well, but it doesn't stick at all on my leather dashboard.
187529
It will stay on your dashboard. As we have the same thing in our van and it did well.