Best substance to attach a non-static window sticker

[turnby]

I have a sticker which is adhesive on one side. Would like to put it in my rear window and would, except because it is non-static and the wrong side is adhesive it would appear backwards.

Can anyone suggest something I can use to attach it to the glass, from the interior that is, clear, will not disturb the glass heating elements and can be removed if need be?

Thanks

 

[dannogtt]

duct tape

 

[turnby]

But then I will have a silver piece of tape?

Should have mentioned sorry that the it's part transparent. Does such a thing exist as some sort of silicon sticky pad?

 

[172.com]

 

[turnby]

lol

 

[172.com]

Why not just attach it to the outside or is it not very strong?

 

[turnby]

I guess I could try it on the outside and see if that works. But it isn't that very sticky. Have got a few stickers of the one I'm using so don't matter if it comes off

 

[RichMcc]

 

[dannogtt]

nice touch there rich

 

[Marky_]

I'm sure there's a double sided sellotape that's also transparent

 

[Gumby]

I'm not kidding when I say use a decent hairspray. Spray loads on so it's all liquidy, position it, then use a squeegy/rubber blade to push the air bubbles out of it

 

[dannogtt]

soapy water, spray a bit on then use a bank card to take the bubbles out, same sort of thind as window tintin

 

[DAMO 40/172]

 

[turnby]

Will try a pritstick or soapy water in the next few days and let you know how I get on,

Cheers

 

[dannogtt]

fpmsl

 

[turnby]

Turned out the sticky stuff was strong enough. It's white so have put in in the lower right black area of the window.

 

[Kev_md]

give us a look then

 

[Batman]

lmao