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Folks that are adding to the wiring on a vessel frequently find it hard to do a neat workmanlike job.

Same on ships , so these folks make epoxy in place wire hangars that might solve a problem,

clickbond.com
 
www.clickbond.com doesn't work for me.

Well, on second try, clicking on that link above, does work.

Do you know of an online source where I can buy a half dozen or so. None of my go 2 sources has them. I doubt if the factory will be interested in my order.

David
 
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Here's an alternative. They look like practically the same thing.
Weld Mount Fasteners

It does look similar, but it is very expensive. The clips aren't that bad at $15 for 30 but the adhesive is the killer. $36 for the adhesive tubes and $22 for a piece of plastic to push it out!!!!

The adhesive is a two part acrylic, maybe a strong super glue!!

But I do like the idea. How many times have I drilled for a wire tie and hoped I didn't go through the other side, sometimes into the blue!!!

David

David
 
Um, not sure why two-part epoxy and cable ties (both pretty inexpensive) would not do the job. But my SO says that I push the limits on being frugal, so I may have the wrong outlook on these things. :)
 
The technique I use, by the way (and which has so far worked pretty well) is to use a small piece of scotch tape to hold a small cable clamp. I'll do as many of these as required for the space. Then mix up a glob with the two-part epoxy, and put a generous amount at each cable clamp. Let harden for 24 hours, and it is ready to go. Never had a problem with it loosening up.
 

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