Mounting Slick's Alarm
 

well, i want to install my alarm today, seeing as the weather holds up. i wanted to know how any of you who own one of these mounted yours. the important thing to keep in mind (in my case) is being able to remove and re-install it when my coupe is finished somewhere around 2066-ish. any ideas, poss. zip ties or something?

RE: Mounting Slick's Alarm
 

A picture is worth a thousand words. :D The sticky tape that comes on it is all you need.


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RE: Mounting Slick's Alarm
 

well, i know that, but i need to temporarly(SP?) mount it in my buick til the heap in my sig is finally running. i would like to save the tape for than.

RE: Mounting Slick's Alarm
 

They make a putty type stuff for mounting pictues etc. that has sticky stuff on both sides. Try that.

RE: Mounting Slick's Alarm
 

You could just use the tape thats there and get new tape at the hardware store when you're ready.

RE: Mounting Slick's Alarm
 

Mine would not stick with the sticky tape it came with, so my alarm guy used his own and so far, so good.

I figure if I need to remove it, I can simply pull it off, clean the areas, and then use more tape to remount it.

RE: Mounting Slick's Alarm
 

The surface must not have been clean.

RE: Mounting Slick's Alarm
 

No, I watched him wipe it down with alcohol before he attached it.

RE: Mounting Slick's Alarm
 

My tape didnt work either. So i went and bought some 3M double sided sticky tape. Works great! I mounted mine a little farther left and horizontal when looking at Soarings picture. I also painted it the same color as my engine bay so it'd blend in.

RE: Mounting Slick's Alarm
 

My tape stuck just fine. Maybe you mounted it too far left of where I put mine, and it wasn exactly on a flat spot. Why paint it? Why have it blend in? I want mine to stick out that I have an alarm, but me thinks that first of all, nobody would believe a classic Mustang would be armed, and secondly, they would have to have a pretty good eye to see it behind the grille.