Would this work on a van?.... Are they weather-proof vinyl?
324484
I would think so; they are a thin vinyl & stick pretty good to the wall. I don't know how they would hold up outside to the elements.
752938
i dont think so. i tried to use these on a vinyl record and it didn't try well and smeared.
1753652
I don't think they're advertised as weatherproof however I've had some installed outside under awnings and my porch roofs for a few months now in the Florida weather without a problem. That, of course, is no guarantee its just been my experience and I certainly wouldn't install one where it would get a direct hit from rain/snow.
1595851
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.
375613
They sure will! Make sure to tint with vinyl, even clear if necessary. They tend to fade and crack if you dont.
1565407
I don't think this unit will work on vinyl, however it wouldn't surprise me if Zodiac has something that will. It would behoove you to call them and find out.
1564760
I don't know if these are weather proof. I have mine inside my garage but I do know they sell outdoor boxes to mount timers in.
498519
You should be able to mount it on vinyl siding but you may need a sealant to keep out the rain.
1975971
Yes! I have found that vinyl decals work best (I mostly have decals that you would put on a car, for example.)
1900
I don't see why they wouldn't work. The plastic is ridged and there area connection points that there shouldn't be any torque that would make them break. But, our application is indoors and out of the weather. Also, don't they make aluminum connectors for the roof?
1511614
I have never tried it on vinyl. It is intended for plastic. I use best top vinyl top dressing on my jeep.
399739
No. But i used to work for a sign company and know how tomout vinyl on! Just go slow, work one end to the other and they worked great!
695785
I wouldn't leave them outside. The metal is painted and I'm guessing they wouldn't be harmed if they were accidentally left out in the rain once or twice, but I would recommend using them indoors. The vinyl is not really outdoor material.
1535964
They have to be screwed in. I would inquire about proper screws for vinyl. Good luck!
785068
My trailer stays out in the weather all the time. They still work. So they must be weatherproof.
70250
I have mine in somewhat sheltered areas, but yes, the covers are a vinyl type material and should protect plants from rain. I've been using these for quite a few years and the structures hold up very well, but the covers will eventually become brittle with extended exposure to the elements.
1800752
I use them on my golf cart. They don't get direct sun or rain on them, but they are outside all the time. So far they have performed very well.