Reattach Your Rear View Mirror Button -5 minute FIX-
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- čas přidán 22. 06. 2020
- Use the same stuff the pros use.
GLUE that actually works! NOT A PAID PROMOTION!
VIEWER # 1 RECOMMENDED SUBSTITUTE IS THE LOCTITE 312
LocTite 312 Kit: amzn.to/2VcYuhw
LocTite Single Use Kit: amzn.to/3y2wEGF
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*KlingON big bottle: www.equalizer.com/Products/Pr...
*KlingOn single use: www.equalizer.com/Products/Pr...
Adhesive that actually works to bond the plastic or metal button back to your windshield.
sixtyfiveford - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Finally, the video I've been waiting for; by one of the most trusted people on CZcams. My rear view mirror fell off so many times I just gave up and only glue it on before car inspections are due. Wish me luck!
The LocTite or KlingOn are what the pro shops use.
@@sixtyfiveford thanks man. I ordered Klingon from your link 👍
Good to get back to watching your channel. My dog tries to bite water just like your pup, lol! Keep up the great tips!
Good to see you back man I hope everything's good with you
Thanks man, been busy working an time just gets away from you.
Thanks for taking the time to share your experience with us. I ordered KlingOn because of your video. Now I just have to wait for shipping... 😥
Just knowing this stuff exists is half the battle! Thanks for sharing another super useful tip
Thanks this vid was just what I needed. Got my Loctite and just now got the mirror back up. Easey Peasey!
I have worked in a glass shop for 40 years. The Loctite 312 is all we ever used, works pretty good if you follow the instructions including holding pressure on the button for 1 minute while it sets. I'm sure the uv stuff is good too.
I like the 312, it just doesn't seam to last too long before the bottle goes bad. Fine for a shop, not so good for a occasional user.
Great informative video! Thankfully I haven't had any buttons come off the glass yet. But if I did I probably would've just grabbed the first product I saw at the auto parts store. Now I know👍
Thanks for watching!
Just happened on my 79 Ford ranger
F-250.
Thanks as usual for the great videos.
Luke
Took 3 tries on with the auto parts store stuff on my 78. But the last one worked and the mirror has been on for over 10 years.
Watching the video from Kenya, Africa. Thanks and happy new year!
Awesome.
Hapo sawa, tuko wengi
Love all the oil change stickers.
Glad to see a product that actually works
It's a visible service record
Great video on a fairly easy fix (if you know what to you). Thanks for the recommendations on the products to use as well.
Thanks for watching.
Good stuff, Moe. Thanks for sharing. I have used the Loctite brand mirror mount before with good success.
The LocTite is good stuff.
Only happened to me once about 15 years ago in my '87 Ford Ranger. Nice fix!
Dang Fords!
@@sixtyfivefordyep! Most are junk. Especially the newer ones.
I've never had it happen on any of my fords but i did on my chevys.bought a new caprice in 77 and the mirror came off 3 weeks later i only touched it once...oops ..i let the dealer fix it ..after all it was under warranty...lol...good to see you again good repair on the mirror..see you on the next on ...Cheers 🍻🍻🍻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
This one popped off because and elderly passenger used it as a handle. It didn't help them out much.
Whilr I've had mostly success with the parts store mirror adhesives so far I'm going to get some of this stuff and keep it handy.. Prolly work to attach things to shower tiles or to house windows or any super slick surface..
Took 3 tries on with the auto parts store stuff on my 78. But the last one worked and the mirror has been on for over 10 years. It does work, just not all the time. I mentioned years ago to a glass guy replacing my windshield and he told me about these products. Said he fixed buttons all the time after people tried the cheap stuff.
The black windshield glue sealer also does a damn good job, 1 drop and it will never move again.
That stuff is tough once it sets up.
Excellent vid!
A simple way to get out of a sticky situation, wait no... into a sticky situation?
Either way I was glued to the screen.
I know I know, "enough adhesive puns It's starting to get tacky." ; )
Exactly!
Great video, thanks for the tip on the glue!
I see the water dog is hard at work! Lol!
Thanks for watching!
Your dog is such a hoot!!
She has too much fun.
What’s up with the tag? My same Buick had one also.
It appears Equalizer no longer sells their product. They have the "industrial size" LocTite kit listed there instead.
How about if the metal is stuck on the mirror?
Yup the parts store walmart stuff fails. Thanks for the video. Cool dog
Thanks for watching.
A reliable fix :-D, it sort of reminds me of the original superglue when it first came out.
But without the vapour that makes a white mess.
Old super glue worked so much better than the stuff they have these days.
Thanks! (and welcome back!)
Yeah, I took a little break.
@@sixtyfiveford Your work is always useful.. Glad you didn't quit.
No longer available on Amazon so hunting elsewhere for this. Thanks for the suggestion!
Looks like Equalizer sells it on their site www.equalizer.com/Products/ProductDetail/3539
l had a 64 c10 that l added a mirror from a newer car with map lights l scuff a small spot on the windshield cleaned it with alcohol let it sit for a hour put it back on still on 3 years late!!
Both times this has happened to me, I glued it on about 2" higher. I'm 6'3" and I have a taller torso than normal, so I sit pretty high. I have to constantly duck under the rear view to see traffic lights, signs, etc.
I was going to make a similar comment. At 6'2" every vehicle I've owned the mirror is in the way.
That's a good idea.
I’ve had about a 50% success rate with the permetex I’ll definitely try this next time though.
You've had better luck than me. I can get it to work maybe one in three times. I don't know if that stuff has a shelf life and the stuff I bought sometimes has been old?
Guess I got lucky, or they made it better years ago. I think it was permatex ? Would have been about 30 years ago ? Lasted good for as long as I owned it after that, about 5 years.
Just ordered the glue! Exact same thing just happened a few days ago. I bought the permatex, and it fell off when I tried putting the mirror back on. I put my button on a belt sander to remove the glue, and ended up eating to much of the button. ordered a new button and Im waiting on the glue to come in.
I almost took the sander to my button as well but opted not to at the last second.
Nice work. I had one fall off years ago
An elderly passenger grabbed it as a handle to get out. Didn't help them out much.
With all the old cars I had & have (LOL) this only happened to me once. I cannot remember what I used but it did work. Hey Moe I have not seen you in awhile & noticed that my $ub is not on to your channel. Just corrected that. Hope all is well. 👍 4Z2 Stay safe, Joe Z
Right on
I thought you were going to show how to drill a hole through the whole thing and run a bolt through it. Nothing works on the Taco because it has the heavy 2 map light mirror BUT i'll try this. Thanks pal and GBWYall!
I nearly did that with my 78 Ford after multiple failed attempts 20years ago.
they DO WORK i have repaired at least 2 different mirrors it is all in the application
I've repaired a few with the cheap kits, but like most people it's a 50% or less success rate. There's a reason it generally only gets a 2-3 star review rating. The button in my 78 Ford Truck was done 10 years ago and it's still holding. It took 3 kits and it finally took. Nothing was done different any of the times. The Loctite 312 and KlingOn is what the pro shops use and works every-time. I've never had one fail with those.
Once my youngest tried to use my Ranger mirror as a handle to get out of the booster seat.
Etched both surfaces with a little sanding, and CA glued it.
Two weeks later, she done it again.
This one was used as a handle by a passenger. It didn't work out too well for them.
@@sixtyfiveford Blahhaha
We are all going to deal with this some day. Thanks a lot.
Thanks for watching.
Thanks Moe !!!
Thanks for watching.
I had a different experience with one of the Autozone kits, I put it on with everything cleaned well and accidentally knocked if off the next year while putting on a sweatshirt and it took a chip out of the glass with it.
It's just hit and miss for me. Took 3 tries on with the auto parts store stuff on my 78. But the last one worked and the mirror has been on for over 10 years.
I've purchased the Loctite version and while it's very good, I was disappointed that the product showed up in a bottle that was only have full. I like your oil change sticker collection. :)
I left a sticker up because it has tire info on it. And them I just stuck another and another. It drives some people bat crazy to see. I get a kick out of that.
@@sixtyfiveford I'm relieved you mentioned that you left the sticker because it had tire info. There's not enough stickers up there for 327,000 miles of oil changes unless you're using some kind of magic oil. lol
@@charliemason4355 Yeah, I think there's around 100k worth of stickers up there.
I used regular clear silicone once on an AMC wagon. Lasted as long as I owned the car.
Really, I would have never thought.
If it's a UV glue, I doubt it would work with newer windshields with a "blacked out" portion near the mirors. (Cuz sunlight will never see it directly.)
I was mislead by reading a review someone wrote. It's not UV activated.
$24.01 w/tax to NC and spose to be here July 1... Now how about building a portable fuel system. I've got a bunch on old cars and trucks that sit for months/years, all with bad fuel pumps thanks to ethanol, so as a temporary (to move them around) fix, I've been thinking of rigging up an external fuel system either by adding a fuel pump and regulator to a gas can, or doing something simpler like rigging up a venturi that I can place over the intake throttle/carb to feed the engine fuel.
I made a fuel transfer tank years ago. It could easily be used as an auxiliary fuel supply. czcams.com/video/Wp45fX--m_g/video.html
Does this glue work with plastic buttons also?
I don't know.
I just used versa-chem yesterday
I've had such poor results with that, but others have had good results.
Bout time they made something that works. By the way, are you still liking the rearview camera system you installed?
I need to get a new one my old camera is trying to crap out I think.
Yes, I have a rearview camera in all my vehicles now and couldn't live without them.
@@sixtyfiveford Thanks for getting back to me. Would you tell the brand and where you bought yours? I've looked at so many I'm almost blind LOL. there's a lot out there.
I used epoxy once after the cheap $10 kit failed a few months later. Car was sold almost a year later, atleast it lasted a year.
Can't beat that.
I got something from the auto parts store that worked fine... don't recall what brand or anything now, but the mirror I fixed with it has been up for like 3 years now. Oddest thing though when I was getting ready to do it, I lost the damn button so I went to the junk yard, rather than try to find the right button for my vehicle, I just got a mirror with a button..oddly it was quite easy to get off the car it was in. factory glue isn't all that great.
I do have a button on my 78 Ford truck that was done with an auto parts store kit 10 years ago. It took 3 tries though and it finally stuck.
@@sixtyfiveford this stuff I used worked first try. I took a piece of tape and taped the button in place until it cured good. it wasn't that really quick stuff.
Now I am wondering what else I can use that glue on
It's like a "super" super glue. Any glass, steel, ceramic etc. Glue a quarter in the urinal and think of how many people try to grab it.
l used good ol krazy glue on my 64 C10
Had a pickup about 1980. One week after I made my final payment I got out of the truck and shut the the door. The rear view mirror fell off. Never used it so I throw it under the seat and never gave it a second thought.
Heck Yeah.
Idk why the mirror falling iff in the baging reminds me if that scene in Toy Boy where the deer is in the car and kicks the mirror off lol.
That's a great movie.
Epoxy...?
I haven't had good luck with epoxy.
@@sixtyfiveford fair enough. That's my go to
Good stuff.....hope I don't have to use that. Oh your make up is starting to run!..take care bud!
Thanks 👍
Thank you Mo! Great to see ya. That's excellent.
I was thinking about putting warning signs on the outside of my windshield. I bet that stuff would work. HEY! WARNING! YOU MOUTHY SELF IMPORTANT PUNK! GET THE HELL OUT THE ROAD. YOU AIN'T NOTHIN BUT A DAMNED SPEED BUMP TO ME! I'm practicing my Crotchetations for a stupid new world. A nice warning sign would be, marvelous!
I might need some of those signs as well.
Don't ya hate it when you break the mirror fixing your makeup lol
Heck Yeah.
What other uses are there for this glue? Have you tried it on other things? It would be a pity to waste 99.5% of it ;-)
It's kind of like a super super glue. It will bond glass, ceramic, steel etc.
@@sixtyfiveford ...as long as there is something to catalyse the glue, of course ;-) I wonder if another catalyst could be used besides UV light ;-) 🤔
That intro... #emmynominationincoming
Thanks Man.
Every time my dad tried to glue those back on they broke. I've never tried it myself before.
Thanks for watching. Much simpler than throwing a clutch in an old Dodge truck.
I don't think the Federation would approve of a Klingon product.
Whatsa behind me, does notta concern me
I'll drop the ball but only for 6 seconds, like max !
Dogs......
Odometer - 327039 - That's a lot of miles.
It's been a fantastic car.
Too hot to be fixing rearview mirrors dad, more hose please .
I agree.
damn 327k on an escort; thats has to be a record.
It's getting up there. I think any car can do this, people just don't want to spend money to repair old stuff. Simpler to buy a new car. I can't blame them, because if I didn't fix everything myself I can't imagine paying shop rates.
@@sixtyfiveford I agree I have 300k miles on a 5.0 explorer and 520k on a 2v v10 f250. Whats the back story on the ford escort and expedition? I have seen only two people keep the ford escort alive for past decade; one guy who works in the salvage yard and you. My secret is used parts from self pull yards to keep my explorer alive (beater); but the older 90s stuff is starting to disappear from salvage yards.
Damned the CZcams Rubes with no appreciation of your sublime doggie performances stick "go here, go there" blocks right on the screen in the way. How about AFTER the video? Is that so hard? Damned bunch of retreads.