Mounting MDF Ring (simple q)

[chibahawk 10+ year member]

Ok screws made it to hard to mount a 1/2" ring to my door so just forget that.. some people recommend adhesives.. I have liquid nails and other stuff in my shed but I'd like to get a recommendation on an adhesive that won't permanently bond the ring to the door..

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[Cajundude 10+ year member]

3M 5200 fast cure. I use it on my jet ski to seal the pump up. Don't see why it wouldn't work good for this application. I plan on using it to mount an amp rack to a vertical wall.

 

[chibahawk 10+ year member]

does it break down well in case it needs to come off?

 

[Cajundude 10+ year member]

Yes, you can get it off but clean up will take a little while. It's thick stuff. Actually, thinking about it, on a flat surface clean up should not be bad at all. Just use a razor blade. The places we use it on the skis are curved and have little valleys and hard to get to places.

 

[ruckus]

Dentyne Ice works wonderful.

LOL wasnt expecting that from you. CJ yes but not you LMAO

 

[cjjackson85 5,000+ posts]

They sell them on eGay.

 

[PowerNaudio 10+ year member]

you can always use the clear silicone it holds well on porous surfaces and if you need to remove it you can cut it off.

 

[joeldirt 10+ year member]

you can use contact cement, but it would take a bit of effort to remove the glue after wards. Some accetone should work, but may fade the panels a little depending on the material. You can however also use a double sided tape, if you can accept a small gap between the ring, and the panel. Works well, the type that adheres side panels on car exteriors.

 

[desi_daru 10+ year member]

jus drill some holes in the md and there should already b some holes in the door (least in my car there was) then jus run a bolt through and throw a nut on the end should hold it in place nicely

i like to use the ones with the rubber on the inside of the nut so that it jus holds it a bit better (Nylon Lock Nuts)

this is wat im talkin about