I have a Jeep that I like to take the doors off of. Would these be able to stick on / hold the outside of the door without damaging it to lift it off
776440
Hi, these suction cups are powerful.....as long as the surface on which you want to place these is reasonably flat. They are designed to work on windows and mirrors but will work on any non porous surface that is smooth, clean, and flat. Most Jeep doors I've seen would probably allow these to stick, especially the lighter ones that are designed to allow easy removal. Just make sure the surface is reasonably clean and flat. One more thing--they don't have tremendous suction power when pulled laterally but still would probably work on something light like your Jeep doors. Hope this helps!
2190366
Probably not. If you try to peel them off using a tool or some sort of scraper, you risk that scratching the paint. These things are super secure. There really is no delicate way to peel them off.
1961209
In my opinion, yes. Just make sure you keep the 2 pieces roughly 3/4 inch orLess from each other's when you stick them on the doors or the doorAnd the frame.
1361444
I doubt it. They aren't that strong. I have a problem to get them to stick to my car.
1675459
My doors are a few years old and they do work with stock factory mirrors. I ended up buying an extra set of mirrors and just keep them on there. The door latches have been the weakest part of the doors but maybe they've fixed 'em. I like the doors a lot overall.
1319834
I dont have them on my jeep, however by just looking at them I would say no, not without modification.
808562
Not easily. I would imagine if you really tried they would come off but then would be unusable if you wanted to stick them on again.
1644040
I'm using them for placement on glass and they stick pretty well. I haven't tried removing but I think it would take some effort to remove them and you probably run the risk of destroying the sticker in the process. I'd liken their "stickiness" to the average bumper sticker?
1007911
yes you would have to scrape them off or something, but the sticker itself is HUGE! i would recommend going to a store who makes custom stickers so they are smaller, because unless you have a truck with oversized sideviews, the stickers sold here will almost cover up the whole mirror, compromising your view
1536345
I don't think so. Placing them on the door frame would most likely prevent the doors from completely closing an latching.If you were to create a recess for them and/or adjust the striker that MIGHT work. My suggestion would be to try some thinfoam rubber weather stripping with self adhesive backing that is typically used on exterior windows and doors.
735268
They are metal. They don't move so doubt would damage the door...you do need between an 1/8 to a 1/4 space at top between door and jamb.
1330228
I am sure hosing them off would suffice for your intended use. We have 3 mats and use them inside at door areas. We are very satisfied with their performance .
1074675
No. Not unless you mounted a milk crate or something similiar to it. Otherwise they would fall off. It is powerful enough.
557997
I recommend using the relocated mirrors when the doors are off and using the original mirrors when the doors are on. In other words, I didn't bother relocating the mirrors but kept an extra set for "door-off" driving.
1494273
Yes however i would not use these on a light weight hollow core door and or doors.
1435005
honestly I am not sure.. I am putting these on the body of my jeep so there are on my jeep when I take my doors off.
2224506
Yes I don't see why not you are talking about a door hasps the type you would buy from a hardware store I use them on a in close car hauler same type of hasps