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Adhesive for Rear View Mirror

PDD · 2014-01-09 14:15:17

Hi Folks, I was wondering if anyone here could recommend and adhesive for use with a rear view mirror holder. The rear view mirror was attached to the windscreen (mounting bracket/case was glue to windscreen) with just a glue of some kind and it come off there recently, I have tried a few adhesives and none of them seem to…

09-01-2014 2:15pm

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PDD

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Hi Folks,

I was wondering if anyone here could recommend and adhesive for use with a rear view mirror holder. The rear view mirror was attached to the windscreen (mounting bracket/case was glue to windscreen) with just a glue of some kind and it come off there recently, I have tried a few adhesives and none of them seem to hold solid. Im assuming the problem here is the glass as it is a flat surface there is nothing for the adhesive to gain traction on - is there a special type of adhesive that is used for this? Any and all suggestions or insight welcome.

Dave

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#2 09-01-2014 2:31pm

biko

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You need to clean both surfaces with alcohol or similar to get everything off.
When dry use something like Loctite mirror glue at Halfords for a fiver.

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