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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These would adhere to metal doors. The adhesive backing is quite strong. Read my review.
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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 first started using a similar type at work- then found out using them also at home in iced or snowyconditions would keep you from slipping or sliding. I have bought my wife the ones like you see and they are worth there weight in gold - a life and limb saver - oh always take them off entering your home for theywill scratch floors.
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i am not sure, but they are steel and should adhere. i don't use a magnet rack.
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. I got them to trap the water from Melting snow off my car in the garage. I would say it woildnt be wose to leave them outside in the winter as they might split if they had a lot of water on them and they froze.
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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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Great idea. It would stick to any flat, non-fabric surface. Not sure if temperature extremes would affect it or the stickum. I would think cold would be okay but not sure about heat.
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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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They'd work on a window providing there wouldn't be any condensation. They're sticky like a sticker so if they got damp they wouldn't stay on. I bought 2 of these trees, they're unique
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They should work well in this application on smooth surfaces like a plastic fence or plastic siding. On rough surfaces you could add a layer of 3M double sided mounting tape. In the long term they may become brittle outdoors.
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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
972007
These work fine on icy blacktop, packed snow, bare sidewalks or roads. Just indoors they are a hazard.
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Good question. I mounted mine under a portico and they withstand everything from sub freezing temps to hot and muggy conditions. That much direct moisture may affect them.
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I do not see why. Although my guess is if they get wet, there could be a slight chance of slippage depending what they are being used for. I have them in my basement where I workout, lifting weights. I sweat and drip onto the mats. But I am not running on them. Hope this helps. Good Luck! Happy 4th!
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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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I think it would depend on location and surface... I actually bought them to hang Christmas lights on the porch, and they held for a little over a month, but then just started filling off. Don't know if it was because of freezing temps, or not a completely smooth surface - or a combination of both...