Rexing Adhesive Mounts for Rexing V1 and V1P Dash Cam

This is the Rexing-branded mount, and works perfectly with a Rexing V1 dashcam. 5 stars. Removing the old mount was a chore, however. In case it helps others, this is what I did: (1) Mark the position of the old mount so I can put the new one in the same spot. I used masking tape on the outside of the windshield. (2) Heat the area to loosen the glue. I would have used a hair dryer, but don't have an outlet near the car. Instead, I used a heating pad which can be warmed in the microwave. I taped it to the outside of the windshield at the position of the mount. (3) Pry off the old mount with a plastic scraper tool. As expected, this left behind a lot of glue residue and black foam. (4) Apply (peanut) cooking oil to the residue. I tried to scrape off the residue with the plastic scraper tool, the corner of an old credit card, and my fingernails. After 1+ hours, I finally got off most of the black foam, but the underlying layer of glue residue barely budged. (Note: Don't use metal scrapers such as razor blades, as these can scratch the glass.) (5) I tried Goo Gone and left it there for 10 minutes. This didn't help at all, and worse, it stunk up my car. It's not a great choice for enclosed areas. (6) I applied more cooking oil and let it sit on the glue residue overnight. (7) The next day, I reapplied the heating pad and more oil, and tried to scrape off the glue residue. Still nothing. (8) I then applied rubbing alcohol, and... magic! The glue residue came off easily with only a paper towel and a little scraping with a fingernail. The rubbing alcohol appeared to be the key. Not sure if applying the cooking oil overnight helped or not. Once the old mount was removed and the windshield cleaned up, installing the new mount was trivial. I applied the new 3M tape with the black side toward the mount, and the red side toward the windshield, as shown in the Amazon pictures.

Very good work like original. Recommend

Excellent!!!

You can't make it yourself so you have to pay. Be aware that for the camera to be attached, there is only one way to place the mount on the window. Does not look like it should make a difference but it does. Try it on the camera first to be sure it slips on and locks, then attach the mount to the window in the proper orientation.

Works