Re view mirror glue ??
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littleredrooster said:
If you mean the rear view mirror falling off the windscreen, I have used Loctite Glass Bond with success in the past. It needs to be held firmly in place for a few minutes while it sets, though.
As above, if installed properly (i.e. follow the instructions!) I had great success - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0001P0DLU/ref=pe_3857...Years later was still fine when I sold the car.
Edited by Jakg on Saturday 20th April 22:48
phillpot said:
This stuff works where others fail.............. Loctite 319
This has been something that has been bothering us since nippers. Why does Loctite 319 have a warning on the back that it isn’t suitable for use on a Mazda 121 ( as opposed to a Fiesta Mk4 which is the same car...)Bought some SUMMIT specific mirror sticky pads from Halfoods
They're a bit of foam rubber with sticky goo on either side
The pad worked for all of a day
The failure wasn't the glue to the windscreen or the glue to the mirror mount.
It was the glue to the foam pad that failed
Result: Glue left on windscreen, pad stuck to mirror with no glue left on the windscreen side of the pad.
Can I get my money back
They're a bit of foam rubber with sticky goo on either side
The pad worked for all of a day
The failure wasn't the glue to the windscreen or the glue to the mirror mount.
It was the glue to the foam pad that failed

Result: Glue left on windscreen, pad stuck to mirror with no glue left on the windscreen side of the pad.
Can I get my money back

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