Are your decals meant to be put on exteriors of vehicles on the paint. What is the life expectancy?
739783
I wouldn't put it on paint I have mine on the rear window It" been there over a year and still looks good
739784
I put the decal on the rear window outside of a pick-up over a year ago and still looks great
739785
I put mine on the outside of the windshield a year ago still holding up fine
739786
Ended up going with a company that does vinyl lettering, so only the letters adhered to the rear glass. The one I got off amazon had parts that were clear and trapped bubbles and looked cheap.
748324
Yes, you can use it outdoor. The life time would be a little less depending on the amount of direct sun light. And also the wall need to be flat and some outdoor wall is not flat to put on decal. Other than that it should be fine.
1419496
Assuming that the paint chips are very small or minor, this should adhere just fine and cover them up. They should not be noticeable. I would not recommend this for any external car wrapping though, just because it's very textured like real carbon fiber, and it will get dirty easily. This textured wrap is a lot better for interior trim pieces in my opinion.
823842
That's a good question. I currently have 2 from last year that still work fine. I expect to use them up this season, but going out on a limb, I'd say there is no reason why a can wouldn't be good for quite a few years. Even spray paint lasts years.
1757150
Hey Kevin, No... if you want to display our flag to others outside your car. Yes... if you want to see it while you are inside the vehicle. In other words these are stickers, not like the old decals like we used to apply back in the 60 and 70's
1415465
I have mine outside, does great so far. Just like most thing, don't scratch the paint and it will last a long time, for the price you can't beat it.
884465
It goes on the outside. Mine stuck on just fine. Its possible it got printed backwards... But its definitely an outside decal.
1975971
Yes! I have found that vinyl decals work best (I mostly have decals that you would put on a car, for example.)
677991
I had mine on for years and did drive interstates but not daily. I did not put them on the outside paint though. I placed the tape on the top of them. and stuck them to the underside of my hood where my lights were. This way when someone was working on my car they wouldn't get on the way but when the hood was closed they were over my lights . The placement may have helped. They even went into the car wash a lot and survived. Clean the area Where you place the tape very well and use alcohol. After several years one started to come undone. I got some 3m thick double sided foam tape and fixed it and it was good to go. When the other side started to come undone I neglected it and it flew off, but I had had them for years before this happened. Not sure what color. Maybe pink. I'm seeing them more and more these days in black but not pink. I'm getting my new ones in pink. I Will worn you people will be looking at you and until you remember you have them on your car you'll be wondering what they are looking at.
1392504
If I remember correctly the decals were not already on the car and you can leave them off. FYI I do my recommend this car for purchase. It was very small and unsafe. Seemed flimsy. It is worth it to spend the extra money. Not to mention mine was broken and didn't work anyway. The return was easy though.
372466
The application is the same as window decals but I do not know if the colors etc will hold up to exterior elements
1667024
the decal is only sticky on the back side. so it would actally have to be placed on the outside of your window. very durable.
1230839
I painted the lower unit of my outboard motor with it. It is in fresh water all summer long and looked real good when I pulled my boat in the fall. I used one can and live on an 80 acre lake. I would ask Moeller what they think. I worked for an auto company. A car gives off a lot of emissions from the paint for 6 months or so. You might have to test with goldfish. Good luck
1587195
It comes painted but you put on decals yourself. It wasn't that difficult, though. It only took me 15-20 minutes.
1177669
I've used decals from various manufacturers, updating and replacing as my son grows. So far I've not experienced any damage to the paint on my walls.
1650882
In my experience this is really for plastic parts. For keeping decals on you should get a bottle of clear, like Tamiya Flat Clear XF86 and just seal the decal to the model.
1717308
Usually there is some protection under the eves. As far as I can see, this unit is quite well made and well painted. I suspect you would get 10 - 12 years before rust would show.