Would this stick well to the bottom of a car trunk lid? I have tried adhesive stick ups but they don't last because of heat and cold.
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I would think that it would if the car was stationary, but would probably come lose from the magnet when the vehicle was in motion.
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I don't know .The magnet is strong . i keep it on a metal door but i do not know about a trunk door. i don't have a car
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No, it will not stay on. The heat will melt the adhesive and it will fall off. It is designed to be a heat shield-placed on a surface next to the heat source.
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I just prop mine up on something but you could always try something like Velcro strips - they're cheap and can be removed off your car if need be - depends on where you want it placed I guess. I've used Velcro on my dash before and it worked good.
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So long as the surface is clean and dry, you should be able to get it to adhere, might consider doing some additional high temp adhesive- if your gasket surface is not very smooth- good luck!
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I don't have any experience using this to stick up anything on a vertical surface but I can't see it lasting long up there with the constant force of the door opening and closing. It took a few tries to even get a small plastic air freshener to stick on my car dashboard.
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I wouldn't recommend it for that. It's rather thick and stringy, I would try a spray adhesive, it would go on easily and it does have a good hold. Elmers has one, it's called craft bond.
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I think it would stick, but probably wouldn't look very good. It is good quality. You'd see lines where it overlaps.
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Yes probably - the adhesive is very good and will only bond further over time / heat. You may want to consider using a 3M removable adhesive (like the removable plastic hooks you can install on your doors / walls) then apply this 3M reflective tape on top.
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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.
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I would have to look at a can. Don't know. But I can say this, as sticky as #77 adhesive is, it doesn't seem suitable for anything but paper/cardboard type work.
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I haven't tried it but I would guess that a slightly textured (but porous) surface like leather or vinyl would probably work really well. Contrarily, a slightly textured, but non-porous, surface (like say, concrete.... I know.... not likely to be found on a dashboard) would not work well. The adhesive is essentially an advanced double-sided tape so I'm basing my opinions on past tape experiences. ;)
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Yes they will stick but not for a longtime, will advise you to use a clear tape to hold it because that worked for me.
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I am afraid it won't stick to a wall, specially if textured. I have installed mine on a wooden floor, but after a few months the double sided tape has lost its magic and it slides all over the place leaving a gooey mess everywhere. Why not try ABS trunking with a snap cover on the wall, it's lighter and easy to paint!
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This tape will definitely stick to and hold on FORD Motor Company vehicles. It's the same tape that's supplied with the VentVisors that I installed on my '95 Mercury Grand Marquis Restoration. They're stuck on there really well, and hold tightly in the desert heat. This exact same tape was used to install HELLA LEDayline 15 Daytime Running Lights on the Merc, as well -- and they're stuck on and holding tight after several mechanical car washes. I'll put it to ya this way, Chris -- I'll bet ya can't find any tape that will work BETTER !! ;>) Good Luck !!
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I think it depends on the weight of the thing that you are sticking it to. I got this for a cell phone holder and it did not hold up in the So Cal weather. I ended up using the windshield
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It must be attached to a smooth surface, like the windshield. If you have a smooth dash it should stick. But if it's a textured dash it won't work. I attached mine to the windshield and it works perfectly! Good luck.
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If the contour of your spoiler matches the shape of the trunk closely I think it would hold pretty well.This tape comes in different widths, too, so you might give that some thought.There is no"Re-positioning" either with this stuff, so lay everything out carefully!