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Garmin Dashboard Mount
GARMIN 010-10747-02 DASH MOUNTThe Garmin 010-10747-02 Dash Mount for the StreetPilot C510/C550 lets you mount your StreetPilot c510 or c550 to your car’s dash for optimal positioning and convenience.
What’s in the Box
Mounting bracket, temporary adhesive disk, and permanent adhesive disk.
Product Features
- Dash Mount
- For the StreetPilot C550
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The sticky stuff bonds poorly to my dash My mount simply popped off the dash. I still had one of the adhesive things left so I prepped the dash again with alcohol and a clean microfiber cloth. The alcohol was 70% off-the-shelf antiseptic isopropyl alcohol (As opposed to rubbing alcohol which contains fragrance and oils.) I let the dash dry completely.This time I made doubly sure that I pressed the assembly down tightly and held it until my muscles cramped. I let it sit overnight. The next day I gave it another press downward and let it sit for an additional day. The following day I gingerly snapped the gps onto the mount. The first time I tried to adjust the angle of the screen the silly mount popped off again.No one adhesive bonds to all materials with equal strength. Perhaps the slight fake leather texture of the dash covering in my car does not like this adhesive. Perhaps it grips tenaciously to some dashes and poorly on another regardless of how closely the instructions are followed…
which is beautiful. once the issue of actually mounting the thing … the ‘permanent’ sticky pad meant to adhere this unit to the dashboard simply DOES NOT WORK on my car ((a Subaru, which doesn’t have an *overly textured* dashboard)). included are two sticky pads – thankfully? – and i went through both of them according to instructions, cleaning the mating surface with alcohol, pressing firmly, letting it sit for 24 hours ((72 hours, the second time)) before attaching any weight. but both times, in the heat of the day, they came un-stuck with the GPS unit attached the very first day i used them. on my dashboard, this means the GPS unit itself crashes into the floor of the car just 1/4 mile before i have to make 3 turns in rapid succession in an area i am totally unfamiliar with. not safe.so — a little ingenuity later, and after shelling out about $8 at the hardware store for some plastic-to-plastic epoxy, i now have an *actual* permanent mount GPS holder. which is beautiful.once the issue of actually mounting the thing to the…
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