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**ShrimpBurrito** · 03-12-2009, 05:51 PM

No problem. If you do make the shower head holder, be sure to roughen up both surfaces to be glued, as they are shiny and make glue adhesion more challenging. I used JB Weld initially, which I realize wasn't the best choice, but it should have been more than adequate to support the weight. But the 2 pieces came right apart, with all the glue being retained on the shower wand holder part. So there was no adhesion on the hook.

I wrapped duct tape around it temporarily, and that held it for a long time -- at least a year. I just re-glued it with construction adhesive, so hopefully that will be better.

Dave

03-12-2009, 05:51 PM	#37
ShrimpBurrito Site Sponsor Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Sunny Beaches of Los Angeles Posts: 3,239	No problem. If you do make the shower head holder, be sure to roughen up both surfaces to be glued, as they are shiny and make glue adhesion more challenging. I used JB Weld initially, which I realize wasn't the best choice, but it should have been more than adequate to support the weight. But the 2 pieces came right apart, with all the glue being retained on the shower wand holder part. So there was no adhesion on the hook. I wrapped duct tape around it temporarily, and that held it for a long time -- at least a year. I just re-glued it with construction adhesive, so hopefully that will be better. Dave __________________ 2000 2720SL & 2007 3124KB 2005 Toyota Sequoia Twin Battle Born 12v 100Ah LiFePO4 (BBGC2) batteries, 300W solar on rear shell, Link 10, Lift kit, Maxxis 8008 225 75/R15 E tires