Will it stick in high temperature inside auto?
162996
Yes. I live in Las Vegas and use them outdoors on my concrete pool deck to secure a pool cover. They withstand the desert sun and water from the pool just fine and I have not have any issue with them for the past year.
162997
Probably but not for sure but I use it on my brick on front porch to hang stuff and it holds great hope this helps I absolutely love this item
313326
I put mine on the inside, but it would probably stick just as well outside. Personally though, I am not sure how well it would hold up with weather elements.
355983
Hello Marie,It depends on the base that you have, but it will likely not be able to withstand the engine heat for long.-GoWISE USA-GoWISE USA
511139
It can. Just don't over heat it. It will kinda melt and not stick. On bigger items it does better, but like I small interior pieces it might let go. Mine did.i might not have prepped it good enough? It was my first project.
989052
Offhand, I have had it in my car which generally parks outside and during the summer, which has reached to 90+ degrees at time, I have not had any issues with the product.
297300
I live in Austin, TX and use the product in my Motor Home. It is stored in a lower storage compartment in a plastic tub and I have had no problems in six years. In the summer, the road and ambiant temperature can well exceed 100 degrees.
725801
Yes, I think so. This is a rust reformer product that is probably not for high temperatures. Your high temperature paint is only as good as the base upon which it is used. This is informed opinion. Contact the manufacturer for their answer.
1999963
I'm in NY and we've had some upper 80s and 90 degree days this Summer... maybe a week or two. It is still working in my car. Then again, I try to park in the shade. I have only had it for one Summer. If you use a windshield shade, perhaps that may help you when your car is parked.
1679836
Should work, but wont suggest. Reason: more plastics inside are cancerous in hot regions - while your car heats up in summer
520998
I don't think so...it melted in the dishwasher and mine then started to leak so obviously it's cheap plastic. I would say it's not safe to leave in a hot car then either.
389487
Depends on where you live. In a hot day in Southern California, your mount is guaranteed to drop. The sticker will remain on the windshield. The bond with the windshield isn't the problem. The problem lies in the mount itself. The sticker does not stay bonded to the mounting plate in excessive heat. It uses 3M double sided sticker and even 3M's fine print will tell you that adhesion could be lost if temperature is above 105 degrees. It gets much hotter than that inside a car in a hot day in California. I'm still keeping mine. But I've modified it, so I don't use the windshield.
1150048
I haven't had any problems so far and it's been almost a year for me, but it's kept in a place that's "room temperature" so I couldn't say what it would do if you had it in your car or someone else warmer than usual temperatures. I hope this helps!
1877518
Altman is spot-on. This stuff really isn't all that sticky. If you're taping something on the outside of the vehicle, forget this stuff (won't last). Inside - you might be okay, but be prepared to occasionally replace the tape. Also, as with any adhesive, there may be long-term damage to plastic surfaces if the conditions are just right. If you're in a place like Phoenix with high temps, the heat may cause a chemical reaction between the adhesive and the plastic surface it touches. Of course, that's if exposed for some time, and it doesn't happen over night. Use caution and good luck!
1504792
Mine didn't stick the first time I used it. It was summertime and hot. Put it on the front of the dashboard and it fell off within a few hours out in the sun.
275288
I used the high temp of this Automotive Rustoleum on the galvanized pipe for a wood burner and it worked ! it on
2268647
I keep mine in my car and it gets hot in Louisiana. As well. No problems so far. U may want to check the batteries from time to time for corrosion. Dave
254577
No. Not at all. I had mine outside in an average if 70 degree heat and the cover rotted right off my car. I contacted the company and although it says it's fine in mild weather they don't recommend it for outside. Apparently this happens a lot as the customer service person knew exactly what I was talking about. Terrible product.