What shall I use for adhesive on the hood?
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I used it to cover a smoker. This is more for auto under carpet insulation. Sorry I wasn't more help.
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This is the stuff I used. it works very good. be careful not to get it on your paint. it will come off but takes work. My motor is mounted inside the middle of my van and get very hot sometimes and this has held up well for over 2 years. "DEI 010490 Hi Temp Spray Adhesive" found it on Amazon
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https://www.onlinefabricstore.net/specialty-automotive/product-group-glue-and-adhesives/type-supplies/pro-stick-95-trim-spray-adhesive-.htm does not have to be this one but it should be a trim adhesive. Home Depot has it.
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The emblem has a glue backing that holds it in place. Find the center of the hood above the grill, mark same, and apply the emblem. It's no big deal. How high above the grill? Your choice.
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Depends on what you are using it for. If you are using it as a sliding track for an animal enclosure then you would use a clear low smell adhesive found at most hardware stores. If you are going to use it for a more rough and tumble type of thing then I would use wood glue mastic, that is if you are attaching it to wood. If attaching to plastic then I would go to your local craft store and get a glue called E6000 Clear Craft Adhesive. Hope this helps
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It could be set on something, but not for use. It would get too hot unless you are pulling air through the hood to keep the temps down. Even then, it would probably lose some light coverage. Best bet is to hang it. It has some weight to it, so if you have to make a mounting structure make it sturdy.
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Try dental floss. Worked on an emblem I had to remove from another vehicle. Adhesive was similar.
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Adhesive makes it very simple. It sprays on. I did 16x37 with 2 1/2 cans. 2 should do it for you. Can't imagine trying to use duct tape.
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This CANNOT be adhered directly to any exhaust piece. This is to be used on electronics, module, sensors, firewall, etc. It will melt and burn if the adhesive side contacts any hot exhaust piping. Good luck!
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well my hood will not take a cheater lens. 2x4 is too big and thick. I guess I could glue one on but not convenient to clean that way.
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Goo Gone is a good product to remove adhesives. I have considered the possibility that the reason the glue didn't hold for me is that I live in a very arid climate. If that is the case, maybe blowing it with a hairdryer would work
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I used 3M brand High Temp spray adhesive on my RV engine compartment with the foil side facing down. This will assure a good bond under extreme heat and vibrations.
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I would think of tape. I'm no expert but I'd expect it to adhere to a surface that you could reliably get tape to stick to. My contractor applied it to epoxy paint sealed plywood. Three months out its good.
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I use industrial self adhesive velcro. I purchased it from fabric store such as joannes or handcock fabrics.
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Terry -I would recommend a spray adhesive such as Super 77 from 3M: 3M 77 Super Multipurpose Adhesive Aerosol, Clear 16.75 Oz. Aerosol CanThanks!
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Outside adhesive. It works great. Simply clean surface with alcohol/lens wipe and you are good to go. No issues at all
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I would call a place that installs windshields and ask them what they use to remove the glue they use to install windshields with. You might see if you might get it to peel off. Sticking duck tape on it and pulling it off might get a good part of it off. Anyway good luck!
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I use two bungee chords from door handle across top of windshield to the other door handle. I made sure the chords had plastic hooks as to not scratch any paint.
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I used 3m High Bond double sided tape and it has been on for a long time. No problems. Make sure you use the HB tape. It is a little expensive, but has a lot of uses. A good investment for the house or the car.