Fl_Richard
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Power Grab is rapidly becoming one of my favorites. Anyone ever use this stuff? I've used it to hold cable modems, routers, brick power supplies, outlet strips etc to the undersides of cabinets and other places where your installing something that you want to stay put but in 5 years you'll be replacing with better technology.
It is water cleanup, dries rapidly and holds the item in place until it dries. It's kind of like really thick caulk. When it's dry the item can be pried apart and the adhesive usually still remains on one surface. It can then be peeled off in a "plastic sheet".
Most recently I installed a twin bank battery charger on my boat. Because of limited space the best spot only allowed me to reach two of the four mounting screws. Power Grab to the rescue. It will be interesting to see how it holds up in a marine environment.
Just wanted to share!
Richard
It is water cleanup, dries rapidly and holds the item in place until it dries. It's kind of like really thick caulk. When it's dry the item can be pried apart and the adhesive usually still remains on one surface. It can then be peeled off in a "plastic sheet".
Most recently I installed a twin bank battery charger on my boat. Because of limited space the best spot only allowed me to reach two of the four mounting screws. Power Grab to the rescue. It will be interesting to see how it holds up in a marine environment.
Just wanted to share!
Richard
