I recall about 1 year ago reading some posts about a material that you can use to mount decorative items to an interior bulkhead without marking or damaging the bulkhead. I believe it is made by 3M and is a sticky material that to remove you pull, stetch, and it pops off - otherwise it sticks and hold items well. I have looked for something like this, but with no luck. Can anyone give me more info on the material and manufacturer? Thanks for any info! Rob
Bulkhead Mounting Material
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3M Command Strips
I believe it is called 3M Command strips. It comes in a variety of hooks, wire holders, etc. My daughter uses it in her dorm room and it is great stuff. You should be able to find it in any major home improvement center such as Home Depot, etc. Randy
I believe it is called 3M Command strips. It comes in a variety of hooks, wire holders, etc. My daughter uses it in her dorm room and it is great stuff. You should be able to find it in any major home improvement center such as Home Depot, etc. Randy
Radio Shack Hook and Loop fasteners
These are the best fasteners for the use you want I have found. They can be removed with no damage to the teak, but the glue is incredibly strong. We mount just about anything with these. Use the clear for most things. The black strips similar to the clear are much stronger! I have mounted velcro strips for securing lines to the ss rail with the clear. See the link below:
These are the best fasteners for the use you want I have found. They can be removed with no damage to the teak, but the glue is incredibly strong. We mount just about anything with these. Use the clear for most things. The black strips similar to the clear are much stronger! I have mounted velcro strips for securing lines to the ss rail with the clear. See the link below:
What's inside interior bulkhead?
I was going to attach a mirror with screws onto interior bulkhead. Is this a bad idea? What's inside the bulkhead?
I was going to attach a mirror with screws onto interior bulkhead. Is this a bad idea? What's inside the bulkhead?
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