Non permanent glue? Something that actually holds?

[Bicycle Bob]

Always test adhesive tricks in an inconspicuous spot. Results can be greatly affected by residual mold release and other surface contamination. For a temporary bond, you might try using wax on the surface first. A thick, flexible adhesive between two rigid parts will hold well even with poor surface adhesion, and then can be cut in order to peel off the residue.

[Johnny Mullet]

Glue will never work. By time you are done experimenting with adhesives, you will find none of them work for something like that. I would find a place under the dash where there is already a screw holding the trim on, remove it and install the bracket there. You might have to drill one extra hole, but it would not be obvious.

[lenskaraoke]

I know this thread is about fastening CB's to a vehicle but I've been searching for a way the non permanently glue leads into the back of my computer. would any of the suggestions on this tread work for this or does anyone know of a way to do it
I'm a DJ and I use mobile kit and the leads are always coming out of the back of the computer and It's driving me mad

[hamsterpower]

My first thought for that would be one permanent clip or loop glued or screwed to the back and replaceable zip ties holding the cables to it. I'm guessing the issue is strain relief. If you can bundle the cables and zip tie them to anything near the computer to keep the tension off the plugs.