How long will the glue last being outside in the sun/wind/rain? Will it just last a few years or will it last 50?
743864
We have had ours one year on the south side of our home so in direct sun and in Oregon it rains all the time so lots of wet. The glue you put the numbers on with is an apoxy resin glue so should last a long time, as long as you follow the directions.
761852
I wouldn't worry about an outside wall since the least bit of moisture will kill it. Mine lasted one day in the Florida humidity. Inside (and I don't know why you'd want it there since its solar) I'd imagine there's enough goop on it to make it stick. But yes even in the desert where this product might stand a chance of working its only adhesive and can easily come off. I would find a better product though.
572638
I don't think it would last very long if it was directly exposed to rain and sun. It would be fine outside under a covered patio.
816994
Well, if you live in a climate where it doesn't rain for the entire summer (California), you could put this outdoors for the summer season only. Also, its only about a $100 so you could buy a new one every other year if needed. If you do put it outside, I would suggest a spar varnish to make it last longer though.
182895
It is a fairly cheaply made product, so I think it is unlikely it will last a long time. Probably 5-7 years at best.
615205
I have two of these. The tape is more vinyl like than paper. The labels hold up well. That being said I am not sure this would be the case outdoors. If it is weather protected I do not see the sun as being a huge issue although it would shorten the life. I have labels in direct sunlight all the time but in a climate controlled area with no issues.
650078
It depends on a few factors. If it's completely sheltered from water and/or ice it will hold up well. Long periods in the sun will cause it to fade over time. Just remember NOT TO GET IT WET. It can withstand a few minutes of drizzling, but downpours will cause the water to be absorbed into the inner material, which can grow mold and a serious funk and will take FOREVER to dry. Keep it dry. aside from that, I've worked on these in freezing temperatures (ouch, but great for building callouses and calcium deposits on the shins), sun, snow...they're durable. Kick away.
1213377
I'm hoping it will last me for at least a few years. We have experienced a lot of rain and it is holding up just fine. I'm just worried about heavy wet snow.
2008214
We've had it for nearly a year with lots of rain and sun and seems it will last a few years. Still looks new. You just need some long stakes and ties to secure and support it.
965819
The is not labeled for outdoor. I'd suspect the exterior coating would become brittle and break down under UV and weather exposure.
920612
No, I live in Indiana and it's been below 20' nearly everyday and, and I've never had an issues with weather affecting it yet, still pretty firm on my exterior! As long as you applied it to a flat surface that was cleaned and isn't rubber, or similar textures, you'll be completely fine for its normal life span. If you apply to rubber, silicone etc. It will be affected by that material and the adhesive will no longer work as its suppose to, and it will also stain that material
1202875
Man On A Mission As an owner of 2 of these glue gue guns and this case of glue the DEFINITIVE ANSWER IS ROUND Ihope yours lasts longer than mine. I do florals at pamsDeZines on Etsy and you will see how much glue I use. HeHe. HAVE a great nite
991916
That's a rather generic question. I'll make a couple of assumptions. 1) You mean house siding and therefore outside 2) You mean vinyl or painted siding. That being said, it will stick to either, however, this is not outdoor adhesive and is more affected by temperature and water so it won't stick for too long. If you're looking for something longer term, I'd suggest looking at their outdoor products.
1343544
For me it last about a week due to my hands being in water a lot. It's the best glue I've ever used.
936308
I would not use these tiles outside. I don't think the glue would hold if they are exposed to the weather.
1853358
I left it out in the rain few times. if its sunny or windy, it dried completely in a few hours. If stays damp out, much much longer. But I have habit to not leave it out side. will last 10x longer if you don't let the sun eat it up or the rain.
1478683
I don't think it would hold up well outside. It is very well built/designed but I believe it was intended for inside use. It may do okay on a covered patio that was sheltered from the weather or it might do okay if you lived in a very dry area with little precipitation, but even in direct sun contact, I think the quality would go down quickly. We have it inside and we have loved it. Great toy! Hape products are impressive