Does it stick as good 3M products?
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Yes it sticks very well, as long as you follow the instruction and your surface is clean and oil free...
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I don't know, I've only used the FatMat . Only one project, all my other cars rattle. It does stick really well, I have not had any coming loose (and I am hanging about 5 lbs/square foot of insulation off of the FatMat, it is glued with contact cement to the foil face). I also had to cut a little away for an antenna mount and it fought me. It is important to really clean the surface you are bonding to (after getting all dirt and grease off, I wiped it down with either acetone or isopropyl alcohol just before application of the FatMat to make sure there was no oily residue) and you want to apply it when it's not cold. Room temperature, and you can use a hair-dryer to warm the FatMat to help it stick and conform. If you get bubbles, nick a hole through with the razor knife and squeegee the bubble out, the hole will seal back up when you roll over it.
1726705
Not sure which 3M product you are referring to. But if you apply this material when its above 70 out, you want to make sure you put it where you want it. It doesn't come up once you apply it, assuming your surface is clean.
1726706
Curtis, Hi, I found the FatMat product to adhere to the surface I used it on to work extremely well. However, how long of a life span it has, only time will tell. Otherwise, very good product and easy to work with.
1726707
Its sticky...ive never used 3m but this stuff sticks really well.its only been in a couple months so I cant tell you how durable it is,but it sticks really well. I hope this helps
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Its 3m tape i do beleave. It does stick pretty well but I wouldn't know about silicone
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I would say yes. To clarify . . . bumper stickers are weird. If you can get most of the bumper sticker off first, then this remover should get the nasty adhesive residue off without a problem. I love everything that is 3M and this remover is awesome stuff. It takes crap off that I can't get off any other way. Again, my answer would be yes!
1739570
This LED strip doesn't have 3M backing adhesive, but items of Asin B00AQUO29O have. Hope this helps you, thank you
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Yes. This is how I used it and it sticks really well. Read instructions on installation.
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I looked over the specifications available online of both items and they appear to be nearly identical (temp range, materials used). I could not find the exact same specs for both, but noticed the spec sheet for the 3M product has a disclaimer on it anyway, so I doubt you could trust a comparison 100% anyway. I do know the product is still working for me to hold the plastic part inside my clothes dryer, has not required change or reinforcement and doesn't shed parts of itself, and the adhesive is intact, after 14 months.
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Nah, it stick very well. very good quality and look very cute, i love the design.
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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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Hi John. I highly doubt it would work. It's great for impact resistance but the adhesive isn't the most aggressive. It peels after a bit of use. I work with pressure sensitive adhesives for a living. 3M makes some great double sided adhesive strips that might work well.
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Roger, yes it's true. A super adhesive by 3M. Extreme care when applying as once on, it's basically there. Great product. John
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Yes, hold on to those little squares. 3M makes a spray adhesive which is used in automotive interiors and upholstery applications. DAP makes the "Weldwood" adhesive line which also includes a spray and brush-on. Just make sure that the product is compatible with rubber foam.
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I did not need to use the 3m sticker which is designed to give you a smooth surface to attach your cube. My cube sticks right to my dash - no problem, but I guess if you have carpet on your dash you may need that smooth surface.
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I used 3m on my Chrysler front and back windshield and it is holding tight so far. It does a great job in my opinion
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Actually, the 3M foam pads only hold it until the silicone sets. It's the silicone which makes the unit stick. Tip is to use all the silicone to create a gasket. Prep is important. Clean tiles with alcohol so there is no grease or oil to hinder the bond. If you are skeptical of the silicone amount given in the package buy an additional small amount of bathroom/kitchen clear silicone. Mask the area around the outside for a clean job and use the soapy finger trick to wipe off the excess to make a nice looking pro job.
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If it's quality paint on properly prepared surface, with a little heat, it should come off without too much fuss. If you put it over cheap paint with a poor prep job, the paint will probably come with it.That said, it's a quality product, as are most 3M products ( I hate their sandpaper ).
2108030
Once it's used and removed it really doesn't stick well to itself. You might get 2 uses. Also I have found it online at Walmart, 3 inch for about $2.50 a roll when buying 10
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I've never used the 3M windoweld, but this stuff is commercial grade. I used it to repair the rear window set into the rag top of my Audi TT; it worked great. I did this last year and still holding strong. Make sure to wear gloves...it took two weeks for it to wear off my hands!