Do you think fiber fix can be used to reattach side view mirror on a car?
814260
No, it is great for reinforcing round items but it is more like the stuff to make a cast for a leg where it has to bond to itself. I don't think it would stick to car paint. Better to stick with J&B weld or some other high quality epoxy and back it up with something that will project into the epoxy and the metal on the other side.
814261
No, it is great for reinforcing round items but it is more like the stuff to make a cast for a leg where it has to bond to itself. I don't think it would stick to car paint. Better to stick with J&B; weld or some other high quality epoxy and back it up with something that will project into the epoxy and the metal on the other side.
1519847
Definitely not, the set screws hold extremely well as opposed to using your visor clip or suction cups. This is the best method to use apart from fastening with screws or bolts. This should hold up well for off-road applications as well. The only thing you have to make sure of is if you're using the mirror tap connector that you have a "common sized" Molex connected to your mirror. I bought the mirror tap for my 2012 legacy gt and the Molex ports are way too small. Still worked for a hardwire though.
1635518
This is a glue remover, not a glue. Will soften super glue to be removed and may be used on glass. Mnay of the auto parts stores sell a special one-time glue used to glue rear-view lmirrors to glass.
1218307
what you are looking for is fiber fix. one time use stuff, epoxy embedded that cures quickly.
842395
Possibly. I'd be concerned with the adhesive not sticking in direct sunlight. You can fix that with a windshield epoxy that you mount the rear view mirror with.
1955164
I used it to attach magnets to glass. It worked exceptionally well especially after the recommended curing time. No doubt it would attach the rearview mirror to the windshield if you can find a way to secure it while it's curing (tape?), my question would be if it would hold up to the heat and cold extremes. If my rearview mirror came off the glass, I would certain give this product a try, it really work on my application. (It was a rather heavy tempered glass plate (with sentimental value so I really didn't want it falling and breaking) that I wanted to put on my fridge. The glue was quite loose to work with, but cured like nothing I've seen before!! Super-duper strong.
617098
Depends on whether your current rear view mirror is epoxied on. If it is, you're screwed and shouldn't buy the CIPA.
1331589
Not likely unless you rewire it, my mirrors are manual, I leave the brackets on and use them whenever I remove the doors.
1108925
It has to be attached to the rearview mirror. That is what holds it in place.
2223899
The only way I can think of would be with some sort of very, strong glue. Without the bracket the chrome camera box would only have its back side surface for gluing to the vehicle. You would also have to drill a pretty good size hole though the vehicle's mounting surface to feed its wires through as they do not detach from the camera itself. Its not just a small wire but also a larger RCA plug size section that would need to be fed through the hole. Final recommendation: I'd look for another camera...maybe one that mounts inside of the vehicle and just has a small peephole drilled for the camera to see through.
477623
I don't see why not. You could hang it from the rear view mirror or set it on the dash board. Bet it would work well.
1032708
Yes, it will restore many headlight lens. I did two and still have most of the material left over. I was surprised how easy it was and the results were great.
281179
I think it could work. One thing I used it on was the broken plastic frame of my rearview mirror on my van and it worked really well. It adhered really well to the surrounding plastic and seems durable. You can sand and paint it as well, which I did.
1259607
Yes. You might end up with the Grand Aero mirror being lower than your car mirror rather than it being on the same horizontal plane.
754693
We are stretching it now! If there was some person that could attach a 1" ball socket to a rear view mirror, this little guy would attach a wide angle mirror to an existing mirror on a truck or handlebars. I think they make the ball mount on a suction cup and again, if you have a mirror with a 1" socket, it would work.
104126
You should be able to use it for that purpose. It's designed to be a cheaper method to create a large mirror'ed wall to displace autos. I'm using mine for a house of mirrors for my freak show Halloween theme.
1902108
I used it to replace the factory mirror on my 2009 Dodge Ram 1500 passenger side - I purchased it because it looked exactly like the one that was damaged. It matched the one on the driver side when received and I found a video on U-Tube that showed me how to install it.