is the magnetic mount part metal where it contacts your vehicles paint? or is there a rubber pad between the metal and the car?
1080299
The bottom magnet portion is covered in urethane (plastic), so it won't scuff your paint. I have been taking mine on and off my car dozens of times, and it leaves no mark. Magnetic holds securely. Hope this helps.
1080300
The surface contact area of the base, is covered/shielded by a thin layer of polyurethane plastic. I will neither mar nor scratch the painted finish. However, I would advise against sliding the base along the surface. It is best to tilt-up the base then lift it entirely off the surface, when either relocating or removing the antenna.
1331399
It appears to me to be heavy duty styrafoam attached to the interior of the metal. Go to their official website for more specific information. http://www.joraform.com/en/
1949817
Aftermarket. The OEM console has metal parts that mount to the floor pan. This sits inside one of the cup holders. I've been using it over 6 months and am very satisfied with how it works
118156
No. It does have counter sunk places to put screws, so no metal will touch your car door that goes against it. I have drywal in the garage and just marked the hole spots, drilled a hole just smaller than the screws I used and then mounted items with the screws (not included). It's working fine.
1850378
the clips are metal, the rubber stickers have not caused any issues with the paint.
1010131
The magnet is in the mount. Included is an unobtrusive metal plate that grips my Note 2 firmly even in its folio leather case loaded with credit cards and cash.
428819
I cannot tell from the text whether you are asking "which is it, metal or plastic?" or "which metal and/or plastic is it?" I cannot answer the second, so will do my best with the first. It appears to be non-conductive paint or plastic over a metal shell. I measure electrical continuity between the added weight screw thread (between the elongated cartridge mount holes) and the rear connector mounting. The metal is not iron; it does not attract a magnet.I hope this helps.
1095840
The magnet is coated with thermoplastic polymer which is similar to the polymer used in the modern handgun. I use it with a bi-tone model, so it is polymer on metal and I have had no issues.
631662
Yes the magnet works really good and is very strong.....I attach it to my tailgate looking down at the hitch...I worry about scratching the paint but haven't had that problem yet
653026
Yes. I mounted a piece of metal to my dash and just "stick" my phone to it when I get in the car. The magnet is my favorite part of the case. Of course it also does an excellent job of dispersing the shock when you drop the phone.
1110636
Neither, it's a chrome covered plastic base. And to be sure I tried a magnet. Did not stick. Good deal though. I got two and am very happy with them. The size was perfect. Easy to keep clean. Hope this helps.
1753032
this is just a mount and it doesn't attached herself to your dashboard but it is kind of solid on the windshield. It's something you can put a radar detector on is not a radar detector.
632761
The antenna comes with a EDGE MOUNT / LIP MOUNT which is locked in place with two set screws. THIS IS NOT A MAGNETIC MOUNT. It is made to go on the edge of your trunk lid.
1920947
It comes with 2 metal plates which have some sticky tape on one side. One is smaller and can be placed inside the battery cover. I did not peel off the sticky tape, and the plate stays in place just fine. The other plate is much larger and is meant to place between the phone and the optional shell that you can buy. It also has a sticky tape on one side. The magnet is very strong and holds my phone in place perfect, but I don't have one of the shells on my phone. The base also has sticky tape and does not move or come off of the dash board.
866667
The mount slots are not magnetic. Only the back side is. That said, it is a weak magnet. I was disappointed.
386924
I just spotted this looking for a solution to the problem I'm having with the product -- there's a mounting magnet ring on the back of the glowy button thing, which is quite nice. The problem is that the adhesive on the the back of the ring began to release on hot days in the car. No problem, I'd stick it back on the dash and it'd be fine until the car's interior reached inhospitable temperatures. Lather, rinse, repeat. Until my wife borrowed the car and somehow the magnet ring came up missing. It's my fault, really, as I intended to super glue the ring to the dash to alleviate the weakening sticker-adhesive. Problem now is I can't find a replacement magnetic ring! So, to answer your question, the adhesive doesn't hold up particularly well to hot interiors. :)
331368
I'm not familiar with " metal shield"? Is this a skid plate between the front two tires?