As above really don’t want to screw anything on i have tried velcro any other idea’s
what are trying to fix?
Try M3 tape.
bjd:
As above really don’t want to screw anything on i have tried velcro any other idea’s
No Nails ?
depends as said what you wanting to fix and to what motor as you can use dash screws by making attachments for mounting stuff
bungee ropes ■■/
cable ties ■■?
Duct tape ■■?
6 inch nails ■■?
If you want to put a sat nav on the dash, try one of these
it’s his 50" plasma tv 
I still say this stuff is good 
Guy that used to work at our place superglued toy cars (Corgi/Matchbox type) onto the top of his dash, not a clue why…
Kaistar:
Guy that used to work at our place superglued toy cars (Corgi/Matchbox type) onto the top of his dash, not a clue why…
How the hell are you supposed to play brum brums whilst gettin tipped if all your toys are glued to the dash?! 
You to ask somebody who drives a iveco what they find works best for holding the dashboard etc in place[very serious face]
Top tip, if you are using any peel off backing double side adhesive type thing. First degrease the surface with alcohol or other degreaser. Then heat the surface quite strongly without it melting and then warm the glue also ideally so it’s very flexible. Then apply and try to smooth down with no air bubbles pushing into any texture in the plastic trim.
3M velcro , i use it to fit led reversing lights on the jack legs of my JCB never fallen off yet , as said degrease first though 
Kaistar:
Guy that used to work at our place superglued toy cars (Corgi/Matchbox type) onto the top of his dash, not a clue why…
Maybe a bit like the raf using stickers on the fuselage.
weeto:
Kaistar:
Guy that used to work at our place superglued toy cars (Corgi/Matchbox type) onto the top of his dash, not a clue why…Maybe a bit like the raf using stickers on the fuselage.