Will these stick to metal surfaces when damp? I work with snow making machines in temps at times below 0
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Closest thing I've done is using a snowblower, gloves didn't lose flexibility, kept my hands dry but I was only out in -10 degree for about 30 to 45 mins. Hand still got cold but if you worked in cold weather you know that happens.
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I have used the RAM mount is below freezing weather and I have not had any problems. The suctioncups have not had any problems in freezing weather, go for it!
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I haven't used them in cold weather yet, but here is a tip for you. Place fresh "Bounce" dryer sheets where the mice come in to keep them out. Mice are repelled by them. We had an issue with mice chewing the wires on our riding lawnmower. No more problems since we used the "Bounce". The mouse traps have pretty much got rid of our mouse problems in our home. They tend to work better if you put a little something in the middle for bait.
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Yes they will stick but not for a longtime, will advise you to use a clear tape to hold it because that worked for me.
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This is my second winter with them. So far they are ok. I hang them to dry, if that makes a difference.
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It depends on the fabric your applying them to. The hotter the better they stick.
1183354
as in all suction cups they won't work on very frigid weather, if they are hanging, but in this case where the Universal Cup Holder Suction mount is placed on the cup holder which is not hanging, it will surely work and at the same time your heater is on.
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I have had no problem working the tumblers in the cold, it is outside but protected from the elements. I imagine if the tumblers get wet and ice up it could be a problem.
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i found that I could remove them and they were still some what sticky. However I could not get them to stick any where else. I think it will depend upon what materials you use.
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I use mine in an unheated outside garage. They don't get wet or stand in puddles but have worked great on a lumber rack I made. JL
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Yes. They do have adhesive backing on them. Just make sure you clean the surface really well and you'll have no problem getting them to stick
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I wouldn't think so. Because of the material they're made of they react to hot and cold and shrink and would fall off unless you wanted to glue them on to the surface you were using. It might work if it were smooth enough to really be able to grip super well. They MIGHT stick to, say, a car but not to anything more porous or textured.
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I would assume they would stick to metal but I don't know about soft rubber.
215794
Probably at lower temps. I wrap the handles with aluminum foil to prevent them from melting.
283140
Depends on what you're sticking them to but I returned these labels because the adhesive didn't stay on the labels very well. I was sticking them to waterproof paper, but also tried them on a plastic water bottle and most of the adhesive stayed on the bottle when I took it off. Even when you peel them off the label sheet, some of the adhesive sticks to the sheet a bit.
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Yes they work outside in the cold, rain, snow etc. Mine are on my deck stairs outside and they have worked flawlessly all winter and it's been below freezing quite often. As for adhesive tape you should be fine. They aren't heavy and have plenty of flat surface on the backs to adhere to.
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They are really smooth on the outsides but I would think it would depend on what you were using the magnets to stick to fridge. I know they are surprisingly strong!