How does this product hold up to the heat? I live in AZ, and my previous strips had glue-- which leaked out into a little puddle at the bottom.
1373132
I have been using the strips for about 15-16 months already on my Subaru. They work as advertised and hold up the heat very well (up to 38 Celsius). They always look as if they were newly installed. Overall I 100% recommend this product: easy to install, durable, almost invisible, does protect door edges.
1373133
It just started to get hot here in Maryland, but it seems to be holding up good so far. I've used 3M products before and they've all been high quality. I don't see this product being any different from those.
1373134
It's been in the 90's for a few days here in GA and I've had no problems with it. My car sits out in the sun all day while I'm at work.
1373135
I have had this on my Lexus for about 6 months here in very hot Florida. No problem, in fact its almost invisible. Best I ever used.
1373136
So far the strip has performed well. It is barely detectable. I live in Maryland and it certainly does not get as hot here. We are in the high 90's today. My car is parked mostly inside, so it is rarely exposed to longterm heat. For the few times that it has been exposed to sun and heat, I have not noticed any problems.
918023
It withstands moisture very well, heat, not so much. I used this for angel wings for a Christmas play, easy to work with, and stood up to the paste, very well, but outside, I'm pretty sure wouldn't work for an outside applications.
840030
I have never used this glue at high temperatures. You may want to call the company.
1746441
I used one tube to seal a 20' patio seam between the wall and the top of a corrugated fiberglass roof and most of the 10' patio roof. I grant that my bead varied in thickness but I was generous where required. I did not clean off the old caulk where it showed no signs of cracking or being crispy flakey and did skip some areas but it did the better part of 30'. It is the only caulk that doesn't dry up and crack outside in Arizona sun and heat. I now used it everywhere since it is tenacious material under varying conditions, i.e. windows, bathtub, shower, patio roof, ect. Cuts down on recaulking considerably.
1457706
I would call the manufacturer and ask. I don't know if the glue would break down in the extreme heat and pull too many carpet fibers.
1807007
I did a 4,000 square foot stamped patio several months ago. 75% of it still looks great. In areas where my sprinklers hit it and it bakes in the CA sun, it has faded. I think any sealer will have this issue. I'd use this product again.
202950
The product is meant to protect something from heat, not to wrap "heat" and keep it in to protect "the outside". So it depends how hot the oven becomes. The adhesive side might not like to be in direct contact with a very hot surface. If the oven is sort of hot, that's probably OK. It is very hot, then you may want to consider coating something else next to it that may suffer from the heat. I hope this is helpful for what that's worth...
907559
Mine had glue residue that came off the first time I used it with heat, and it did so with a loud pop. Be careful. I would try low heat first.Putting the label on there was a terrible idea. Very nice pan, really bad decision to affix a sticky label to a nonstick surface.
215006
yes this product will indeed withstand heat. We had used it on a part on our car (the high pressure hose) and it was fixed right away. To this day, we have no problem with hose. We gave this to our mechanic and he uses it all the time in some of the repairs that he needs to do and even says that it is awesome
1448017
No. These are the same strips that E-Z Pass provides. I've used them for many years and never had a problem from the heat.
1174333
I wouldn't use it especially if there is high sun or heat exposure. I would recommend gaffers tape.
49817
We have had them for a year on a wood deck in the Texas heat and have not seen fading or had issues with durabilty. Ours are not used everyday, though.
824695
Tammy. How have you been?? I used Gorilla Glue. And then wrapped with Duct Tape. Works great.
1456467
Didn't melt for me in the AZ summer, but I also didn't leave it on the dash out in the sun without a sunshade on my windshield all day long. I keep it in my center console and place it on the dash when needed, takes 3 seconds and I believe that it extends the life of my investment. I would imagine that if you left it permanently on the dash under the sun the rubber would harden and loose it's "stickyness" within a couple of months which would render it useless, and yeah it may even melt but I am just speculating.
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I just used duct tape and it worked fine all season. Put down two layers on top our concrete patio. Only thing I'll change is to install the pool in our carport out of the sun. BTW, the material "aged" from outdoor exposure in south Louisiana and will need replacing for this season. Enjoy.. O^Ocrm
2011951
Just wrap tape around it. I actually use the wrap to prevent sun scald in the summer.
1642016
John, I used them to join 2 strips for a long run i don't think they will take the heat, could use srink tubing and cover it with marine grade epoxy, that might work(?)