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DaveW #67344 30/08/11 04:16 PM
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Dave, did you keep with the sticky tape for your clock.

I have found that the tape I have, which has successfully held rubber trim etc, fails when the car gets hot , whilst parked. My carefully aligned (black faced, black surround) clock now sits 5 or 6 mm lower than its optimal spot having slipped on the tape.

Is there a secret?
before I get the drill out

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So far it's stayed put, but hasn't been in direct sun. The tape I used is from Halfords with a green backing. It's black tape, and wide, but quite thin. When I use it on the rally Plaque holder it lasts easily over two days and takes some shifting. I also use it behind my leather fripparies, and nothing has dropped off yet, so I'm optimistic.


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Cheers Dave, I'll check out halfords before I fire up the black and decker

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Originally Posted By sawman
Cheers Dave, I'll check out halfords before I fire up the black and decker


If you really want it to stick, bathroom mirror tape will do the trick; however, be warned, once stuck down, it tends to stay in place. I use it for my registration plates and they have been known to crack before I can get them unstuck from the car. A small piece would do the trick but as I'd only use it as a last resort before the drill. wink

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I use industrial strength Velcro. The. Lock has stayed put!!

Cheers!


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That should have read " the clock" stays put!!!


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That last sentence makes a great quote....... blush

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Chuffed to bits with my Chronos clock ... until it stopped working frown. Bought some new batteries, fitted the replacement (fiddly - but easy) - same result.

The seller couldn't have been more obliging - sent a replacement clock by return of post ... which has now also stopped mad

Has anyone else had this problem? I'm so glad I didn't drill the dash to fit the mount (or even worse - cut a hole!). At least if I can't get one that keeps working long term, I've not ruined the dash.


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Originally Posted By vincentvg
Chuffed to bits with my Chronos clock ... until it stopped working frown. Bought some new batteries, fitted the replacement (fiddly - but easy) - same result.

The seller couldn't have been more obliging - sent a replacement clock by return of post ... which has now also stopped mad

Has anyone else had this problem? I'm so glad I didn't drill the dash to fit the mount (or even worse - cut a hole!). At least if I can't get one that keeps working long term, I've not ruined the dash.

Yup , the first one stopped after 3 days, the promised replacement arrived 10 days later after email and telephone reminders.


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Mine is still working and still mounted with Velcro!!


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