if it rains do I reapply?
784370
I applied it twice in one week and cannot remember if it rained. It worked great in those applications. I would reapply if they do not go away.
1041112
I find it best to reapply rainx every 30-45 days but it all depends on how much it rains, and how often you use your wiper fluid which can strip the rainx off
1700392
Yes it is a great product in a wet area! Only downfall is you might have to reapply once a year! Good Luck
268609
no , you wil just need to bring it with you and reapply daily or every couple of days depending on the color you want
713373
If it rained (or sprinklers were on) in between, that's your issue. Water soluble, it is ineffective after rain.Re-treat if that's the case.Also, different colonies may be swarming or seeking water or food. Treat your perimeter, locations where they congregate, and paths they take toward your home. Out-persist them! It seems to be the best product and I've researched and had good success following these guidelines. (Re-treat (don't retreat) on recurrence after rain or random reappearance.)
2088020
You probably don't want it in direct contact with rain. The sun will deteriorate the plastic after several years depending on length of time that the unit is exposed to the sun every day. You can use a small amount of silicone around the top and sides of the of the seams OR after installed you could add a small piece of aluminum angle at the top that would attach to the "building" and then the top of the unit like a flashing. The unit is actually well designed and the seams are tight so it MAY even be ok without any issues but I always like to over-engineer thing. I do like ALL the Ecolink units!Good luck to you.Jw You probably don't want it in direct contact with rain. The sun will deteriorate the plastic after several years depending on length of time that the unit is exposed to the sun every day. You can use a small amount of silicone around the top and sides of the of the seams OR after installed you could add a small piece of aluminum angle at the top that would attach to the "building" and then the top of the unit like a flashing. The unit is actually well designed and the seams are tight so it MAY even be ok without any issues but I always like to over-engineer thing. I do... » Read More You probably don't want it in direct contact with rain. The sun will deteriorate the plastic after several years depending on length of time that the unit is exposed to the sun every day. You can use a small amount of silicone around the top and sides of the of the seams OR after installed you could add a small piece of aluminum angle at the top that would attach to the "building" and then the top of the unit like a flashing. The unit is actually well designed and the seams are tight so it MAY even be ok without any issues but I always like to over-engineer thing. I do like ALL the Ecolink units!Good luck to you.Jw « Show Less
1572465
I would not recommend it. It will delude the treatment, thus makeing the application on the material less effective and or water resistant. Not to worry you can always re-coat the material.
2070913
Yes. The key behind using this, is to spray it on and forget it. Let the rain rinse it off over time.
2232860
Only if you have a really good soaking rain and only to those areas affected by the rain. For instance, we had issues under a porch and we did not need to reapply for two weeks under there. The light sprinkling we did around the property used very little and would have needed reapplied if it rained hard. Hope this helps.
1124450
Probably...I would wait until it is dry and see if you notice a difference. I used it in an area that was covered and noticed that it did work but eventually it did get rained on.
1105310
Goes on the same as the first application. I know all sun blocks recommend reapplying after an hour or two. I seldom do, and I seem to do OK. Since this is a sun block, it is not absorbed into the skin as are chemical sun screens. A block stops sun rays from penetrating into the skin, Think shield. Unless Iam in water, or doings sweaty activities, I usually do not reapply. Hope this helps.
859546
Unfortunately I no longer have this product. I would say yes, if you have some type of overhang. Otherwise, rain will wash it away.
1041113
In my experience, it can vary widely ... it seems like the more the car sits out in the sun, the quicker I need to reapply ... but I can usually go three months or more in between applications.
957340
Yes!! I just take it outside and hose it off and let it dry. Then put it back in. :-)
657962
Yes! I have left them out all summer and we had a LOT of rain...they dried naturally and still look beautiful!!!
1864561
It is suppose to but I can't attest to that since I take care of all my gadgets if it rains it's coming in period! Wish I was more help
2041981
It probably will, but, my guess is that you will need to reapply it often. But, it is a big can so you can afford to do that. And, you can always return it if you are dissatisfied.