Attaching a Bracket
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Racer
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From: N. Potomac MD
Attaching a Bracket
I want to attach a bracket to the frame of the roof just above the rear view mirror. Not the window frame the roof frame. I tried the 3M double sided molding tape but the application is in tension and with the heat it just dropped off. Does anyone have a recomendation? I was thinking of using the yellow molding glue but don't want to unless I know it will work because it's a bi*&h to get off if it doesn't. I also don't want to drill.
Does anyone have a recomendation and/or a product that will work.
The bracket will hold the backup camera monitor so it isn't a heavy object.
Thanks
Does anyone have a recomendation and/or a product that will work.
The bracket will hold the backup camera monitor so it isn't a heavy object.
Thanks
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St. Jude Donor '13
My radar detector mount is screwed into the plastic trim around the top of the windshield, has stayed in place for about a year and still seems solid.
Short, medium-size sheet metal screws. Pre-drilled the holes, undersize.
If removed, screw holes would be mostly hidden but could be plugged with some black silicone rubber if desired.
Let us know what you do!
Short, medium-size sheet metal screws. Pre-drilled the holes, undersize.
If removed, screw holes would be mostly hidden but could be plugged with some black silicone rubber if desired.
Let us know what you do!
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Racer
Joined: Jul 2003
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From: N. Potomac MD
I took a 90' angle and jamed one end between the roof and the molding (I never remove the roof) and am using it as a lip for the device to rest on. Then used molding tape as before. I am seeing if that's enough extra support to work. I'll let you know and post pictures when I am reasonably sure it works.
