Why can this product not be used on sills and rockers of unibody cars. Flexure or insurance?
506847
I don't know, it works for me. I sandblast and sand to remove rust and paint apply adhesive clamp and it works well.
2283964
They are not designed to support a person. We NEVER recommend that use as it will open you up to a lawsuit if the platform fails with the person on it resulting in personal injury.
101169
The heating pad does flex a bit but I don't know if it will flex enough to do what you want. My concern would be possible damage to the wiring/element inside the pad. A call or email to the mfg. would be your best bet regarding possible damage. I used mine on my truck's oil pan. Works great but it didn't require much bending to install.
2091874
Based upon the manufacturer literature you can. The dynamat extreme is quite heavy, although it is very sticky if you live someplace real hot it could possibly fall. I just installed the dynamat superlite (it is much lighter) on the roof but the car hasn't been out in the summer sun yet.
1888885
Stormsure takes a little time to firm up, so it will run off the location if not completely flat, if you can position the seat so the repair area is flat and that the damaged area is not to big it will be OK.
1295009
I haven't tried that. This product is a powder, kind of like barkeepers friend, comet, baking soda, etc. It's a mild abrasive, a polish, and there are polishes specifically for buffing cars etc, I'd probably go with an automotive product just to be sure.
1447349
I had a similar problem with low profile tires. I could not find a good place to attach them. My bumpers are plastic and not sturdy enough to hold them. I think they are meant for older cars with medal bumpers.
1679837
Yes, but it is not very stretchy, so it will go on a "single bend" surface just fine (i.e. trunk lip, door sill) but won't go on a more complicated surface (dome, double concave/convex).
1194844
I have not seen it used for cars and based on my experience I would not recommend attaching to anything which moves.
1512223
Forgot to add ... Need to watch the fenders ... Maybe tack weld in a few spots ... They tend to fall off on bumpy roads ... The weak point is just two bolts ... The fender starts to bend back and forth eventually failing metal at the bolts
1674124
This would work. It isn't too heavy to be flexible. The important thing is that it retards tarnishing.
847023
It is recommended by the company that you don't drive on them. You can call the company and ask them.
2086404
It can be inelegantly squished down by force. It does not bend or adjust nicely. This was one of the greatest disappointments about the product to me. I think the manufacturer misrepresents the product in terms of this whole "adjustability" issue.
582194
A car should be fine. This stuff is very high density...its not squishy and deforming like interlocking squares
514818
The product is identified as fir use on plastics only and further stars it limit on bond strength. In order to be applicable for use with metals it would need a significantly higher strength.
308591
It has flexability, but it would depend on the circumference your looking to accomplish. The magnet isn't strong enough to hold if you're rolling it over something, magnet strength is designed for flat surface with no pressure. Hope this answers your question......
250107
I just bought 2 and both of them are too stiff to bend at all. I am guessing they changed their supplier or their plastic mix. No flex at all in the tab portion that must flex to go in.