Will this melt in the hot Arizona sun?
619253
Honestly, I think it may mess up. I hardly use it and it's kind of messing up, and I am from Texas. I know the heat out there is far worse than Texas.
619254
Well I don't know if in Arizona the Sun is stronger than here in Puerto Rico but let me tell you it is quite Hot, I get to work at 1:00 pm and my Car is at the Sun every day with the Sunshade on until 6:30 pm in the evening for 3 weeks now, still in perfect shape, Did I Answer your Question? I hope so.
619255
I live in Florida and is been pretty brutal the last few weeks. I've had this visor for maybe a week? At work, there is no shade I can park my car under, and mine hasn't melted. It does get pretty pliable after baking in the car all day, but so far, no melting. I don't know how bad it is in Arizona, though.
619256
It won't melt, it will fry... After the plastic expands and contracts because of the cold/heat, it looses it's integrity and the picture will dry up in flakes =[
619257
Hi, Not sure, it got about 90 today where I am near Seattle, the shade was super hot and soft to the touch. Plus my car felt like a furnace. Not so sure how it'd do in your Arizona heat. Not sure I'd chance it. Car Sunshade Jumbo x-shade is one I got for my parents and other than I can't refold like the directions this one seems to work better. Hope that helps.
619258
I don't think it would melt- but it won't last long. We live in an area that gets 100 or more- and it hasn't melted, but I expect it to fade REALLY fast.
1252762
No it's styafoam and if you heat in it , the warmer will melt. I hope this answers your question
1685686
I do not consider it so. It is made of a soft material that I would expect to melt if placed near much heat. I do not even put it in the dishwasher for fear it would warp.
1232789
It is pretty sturdy and made of resin, however, I would not be able to judge Arizona heat. I don't think I would keep out in direct sunlight.
1397352
I haven't tried, but I doubt it! I am pretty sure it would melt. It is an instant read thermometer.
878363
The application I used it for did not involve heat, so I can't answer based on any real world information. If I were to guess, the inside temperature of a car in summer is probably not going to melt it.
576741
I have no idea. I would guess no b/c I believe it's made of a stronger plastic but I have not had mine out in the sun.
1996765
Hi Janet! We live in the central valley of California where it gets pretty hot...so far, the Blue Eyes Sunshade has held up perfectly and performed as advertised. One note though...we have discovered the shade itself gets exceptionally hot while it is blocking the sun...almost too hot to touch sometimes. That has not proven to be a problem, but a user should be aware if he or she lives in a hot climate. My wife loves the shade, so that trumps all! Respectfully, Steve
2208319
I don't know if it can melt, but it is mounted with a Phillips head screw which is easily removed.
514924
It won't melt the plastic, it doesn't get that hot. But may not transfer a lot of heat if has to go through anything very thick. It automatically kicks on and off around 44 degrees F.
1325404
It will melt if it gets warm. I put mine in the refrigerator when that happens. Otherwise no.
292278
no I just put it in and love the light it shines. I have it on my camper used for the outside light. Lots of light but no heatto melt the cover
1707950
I live in southern AZ (110 deg. summer temps). Used the cover in KS (summer/winter 2013) with no issues. After moving to AZ, the cover deteriorated quickly over the spring/summer/fall of 2014. I'd estimate the cover will last approx. 1-2 years if used in southern AZ. Most RV covers are made out of similar material, so not sure switching brands would help. IMO, this cover is still a good investment. I'd rather have a deteriorating cover than a deteriorating RV.
1717619
I have mine stored outside in AZ. They don't melt but they do get a little soft. Sometimes they don't push out of the package so great when they are soft but other than that they are good.
1652929
Id say NO, but I haven't tried to melt it that way. I think it needs a slow melt down. But contact the seller, he will answer all your quastions
174782
I use really hot water and have not had the cover melt. It gets soft but doesn't melt. At least that has been my experience.
999007
I live in Arizona, where the outside temps get to 118*F, and have had no issues with anything warping.