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So I got some Gorilla mirror adhesive. That didn't work. Then I bought something else that didn't work. Then I got some PermaTex rear view mirror adhesive. So far it works great!
1) use the supplied wipe to clean the windshield
2) plop a drop of adhesive onto the button
3) hold tight against windshield for 30 seconds
I work for a local law enforcement agency our in-car camera is attached to the windshield with a rearview mirror button this is what I've found to hold them on. normally take a little bit of the glass with the button trying to remove it
I work for a local law enforcement agency our in-car camera is attached to the windshield with a rearview mirror button this is what I've found to hold them on. normally take a little bit of the glass with the button trying to remove it
Thanks! if the mirror falls off again, I'll give it a try
Clean the glass with 0000 steel wool (it doesn't scratch it) and then wipe the glass and button with denatured alcohol of 90% or higher twice and let it dry. Had the same issue you had until an old mechanic told me to use this technique, still hanging in there 3 years later. Since then I have been using steel wool to clean all my auto glass, works great.
Clean the glass with 0000 steel wool (it doesn't scratch it) and then wipe the glass and button with denatured alcohol of 90% or higher twice and let it dry. Had the same issue you had until an old mechanic told me to use this technique, still hanging in there 3 years later. Since then I have been using steel wool to clean all my auto glass, works great.
I went through the whole mirror falling off thing including scrubbing the glass with acetone and/or alcohol, buffing it with steel wool and using three different brands of adhesive. I finally got it to stick using IC-2000 rubber toughened cyanoacrylate.
It's lasted most of a year now but your mileage will vary.
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