Do I have to use the sticky glue, or, is the suction cup enough to work this thing? In other words, could I switch it around from one car to another?
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Yes you can switch it from one car to another. No need for glue. The suction cup is strong.
1045004
the glue is already by default on the rubber , i didn't try to move it from one place to another.but on one place it holds very good.
1045005
you will be using a combination of that the sticky glue and suction cup. I have reused couple of times in different spots on my car without any problem. however after some times and if your car is under direct sunlight you may need to reinstall it buy releasing the suction cup lever and push it back every once and a while.
1045006
You can switch it around from one car to another. The suction cup is enough. This is a great holder.
1063163
Yes. There is a suction cup that you can rinse off and make re-sticky. But don't try to stick it to anything on the side. It's super heavy. But awesome!
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Leave it on the dash &#128168; for a while and the sticky bottom will set. You also need to remove the then plastic film covering the bottom.
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You shouldn't have to use glue to get the left one on it should be really tight to put on, so tight you need some soap or lube to get it on. If you have to glue it as a last resort I would use some epoxy.
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Myler, I would say yes. Trying to take this off my windshield, to move it to a different car, the self stickiness made it very hard. It isn't just a suction cup, it's also a STRONG sticker.
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I don't know that for sure but they do send a adhesive mounting pad that would stick to the dash and provide a smooth glass like surface for the suction cup to adhere to IF you want something permanently stuck to the dash. It would allow you to remove the suction cup mounted phone cradle and move it but not the mounting pad stuck to the dash
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It is very sticky so maybe it will. We have not used it in the car as my husband didn't care for it so it just sits useless in our home until we find some other function for it.
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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,
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Yes, it's very easy to switch b/w cars. I have done that several times. There is a locking feature which I find on more and more suction cup devices and it makes the installation and removal very easy.
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You would need a smooth surface like a windshield to mount/stick the suction cup before you can use it For that purpose.
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sjg, I bought one of these for my car about 5 years ago. I live in Florida, lots of sunshine and UV rays, okay. We keep our car in the garage whenever we are home, but we travel alot. That was excellent, it did the job as far as holding our sucktion cup GPS in place. But the stickem on the bottom of it would only stay stuck to the dash for 2 or 3 days. I knew I was going to keep the car for at least 2 or 3 years, so I bought the smallest quantity of "Garolia Glue" that I could find, put 3 tiny drops on the bottom, let it set overnight, and it has never come off again. 5 years and 55K miles later. Good luck, I am glad I bought it, and would do the same thing again. It was "THE" answer. sjg, I bought one of these for my car about 5 years ago. I live in Florida, lots of sunshine and UV rays, okay. We keep our car in the garage whenever we are home, but we travel alot. That was excellent, it did the job as far as holding our sucktion cup GPS in place. But the stickem on the bottom of it would only stay stuck to the dash for 2 or 3 days. I knew I was going to keep the car for at least 2 or 3 years, so I bought the smallest quantity of "Garolia Glue" that I could find, put 3 tiny drops on the bottom, let it set overnight, and it has never come off again. 5 years and... » Read More sjg, I bought one of these for my car about 5 years ago. I live in Florida, lots of sunshine and UV rays, okay. We keep our car in the garage whenever we are home, but we travel alot. That was excellent, it did the job as far as holding our sucktion cup GPS in place. But the stickem on the bottom of it would only stay stuck to the dash for 2 or 3 days. I knew I was going to keep the car for at least 2 or 3 years, so I bought the smallest quantity of "Garolia Glue" that I could find, put 3 tiny drops on the bottom, let it set overnight, and it has never come off again. 5 years and 55K miles later. Good luck, I am glad I bought it, and would do the same thing again. It was "THE" answer. « Show Less
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I don't think it would stick. It's a high quality suction cup, so it really would only stick to what a normal suction cup would stick to.
1613583
I use the window suction cup mount as I knew the adhesive would not hold. I suggest going to a hardware store and buying a more adhesive tape and cut to size.
451653
Easily and quickly as long as you do not need the separate adhesive sticker to handle a very textured dashboard. If you are adhering to glass or not highly textured dashboard there is no problem in moving it.
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Does the dash sticky disc permanently bond with the dash? Will I be able to remove the sticky disc from my dash board in the future without damaging the dashboard?
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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.
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That was my primary reason for trying it, and it works where suction type mounts failed. Buy a 'repair' kit to have a spare adhesive block in the event you wish to move it. It really only sticks once.