I have a 2010 Ford Fusion, the dash is quite slanted forward, and is not a smooth dash. Will this pad work without slipping?
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This pad has a very sticky bottom i doubt that it would just slip off at any reasonable angle I have one in my Denali very helpful item
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Without trying, it is impossible to know your situation, however, I use this pad with a window mount for a 7" GPS unit in a motorhome which has a strongly slanted dash. I have found that the pad does not move. My arrangement will not support the GPS as the GPS is heavy and I have had to block the bottom of the GPS with a block of wood to keep it up where it needs to be, but the Bracketron base pad has stayed in position. It is not a permanent mount, and designed to be moved, but when put into position on a maybe 30 degree angle, it has stayed in place for over a year. Hope that helps.
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The pad has a glue tacky finish on the back side, there is a film that you remove exposing the tacky surface. Once you have chosen the location and pre cleaned the dash area the pad should never move.
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I personally don't think so, it needs something to grip. You could get it, try it and send it back if it doesn't. If your dash cover is a fabric or some kind of fiber weave I don't think it will work.
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I use it in my Scion FR-S and it works great. It most likely won't work if the dash is sloping downwards at a steep angle.
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Yes it does but it probably depends on the degree of slope of your dash mine is basically flat. And I have not locked my brakes up to see if it would stay there in a full panic stop. Nor have I driven into something to see if it would there in a collision.
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It should hold it, but I would not have too much faith in suction to Dash as shown.
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I looked online at the Honda Accord 2002 dash and it looks like it would slip off as well. I thought about duct taping it on and decided not to. Sorry I couldn't be much more help.
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My dash is leather with a slight texture as well. For my dash the suction cup worked well, staying put until I removed it.
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I don't think so. I put a small piece of foam between it and the dash for support. Works well for me.
170871
I'm not sure if it depends on what type of dash you have. I have a Volkswagen and my dash is a rough plastic and it didn't really stay on well.
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I have not experienced the pad slipping around on my desk. I imagine it would depend on what material the surface of the desk is made out of. Mine is real wood (not pressed).
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Depends on the texture of the dash. If grain permits good hold without sticky disk, definitely yes. Since I have not used the sticky disk, I cannot say how easy it is to move. My car is an Accent with a moderate textured dash. It holds fast using suction cup only.
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I have a 2012 Lincoln which has a lightly textured dash and I have experienced no problems with sticking.
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It works great. Just need the aadapte. I use a dashboard pad, like what you would put av GPS on to stop it from slipping. That worked great ft or me!
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The section of my dashboard that I have it on is smooth but the grip with the jelly thing on the bottom is so strong that I think it would. When I went to reposition the mount, it was hard getting it to unstick.
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Yes, I actually have it mounted to my dash, but you have to buy a gel dash pad, or sticky pad (this one has adhesive) so the base will have something to grip.
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Dan, I used it as traction for my dog's feet while driving. She stands on my lap, with front feet on the car door sill, I wanted to protect the door and give her traction. It's great for protection but it's not really a tacky surface, so I would not call it slip free. It's very spongy and the adhesive holds it well, just not quite slip-free.
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This product is designed to sit on top of the dash and its sticky surface tends to not let it slide. It is not permanently attached. Works ok for me.Joe