Aluminum Van Sliding Door Stopper, Campervans DIY Accessories for Benz Sprinter, Ram Promaster, Ford Transit Midway Door Stop Kit for Privacy (P Customized)

Only lasted one day before falling off and forever lost. The supplied double face tape was not strong enough. So, save your time and money. Just chalk it up as a bad idea and go on with your life.

While it did fit my Promaster and was good while it worked, once it rained, it came off. I followed the instructions for prepping. I've tried to reapply it with 2 different metal epoxies and both times it did not adhere.

Despite what the listing says, this door holder is not compatible with pro master 3500, it is too thick to allow the door support, and roller to pass over

I have a stopper that I have in service on one van that uses epoxy, and it has been great. I'm using this one on another van door slider, and it seems to be good. We'll seek how long the adhesive lasts as we go from hotter weather to cold. It is easy to mount with adhesive rather than epoxy.

To thin

I have the first gen product that uses 302 epoxy glue. That works very well. This item is a second-generation that uses double-sided tape. It's easy to put on but it didn't last. The adhesive foam core disintegrated after just a couple days of use. It was a pain to get the adhesive off the track and it's impossible to get it off the door stopper itself because it's in the groove. Even if you can, you can't reinstall it with epoxy because the grove is so wide that it does not allow enough metal-to-metal surface area contact for it to work.