I need an adhesive to glue dog fur on a outside plywood dog figure. Will this hold in humid or rain conditions?. Thank you
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I don't think that the 3M Multi-purpose 27 spray adhesive will hold up very long in humid or wet conditions. I'm not an expert, but I would suggest "3M 80 Rubber and Vinyl Adhesive Spray" which is neoprene based and much more waterproof. It's available on Amazon as well. Again, I'm not an expert, but you would probably do better with such a neoprene rubber, water resistant spray or cement adhesive.
1493804
It will work on the dog hair but I'm not sure about the humidity or rain. My best guess is maybe . . . have you thought about a good water resistant stain? Those get very sticky before they dry and once dry would provide a great barrier.
655589
I have had no problem with stickiness in any weather. However, the material used on top (paper, vinyl, etc.) can be affected by the weather. For example, I would not want to cut a figure from paper and make it sticky on the back and then get the paper part wet. Protect your stickers just as you would protect anything made from the same material. Vinyl would probably fare better than paper.
1608396
Most likely the elements (sun/rain) will deteriorate the adhesive rather quickly. But it comes with a few adhesive panels, so maybe it will last a summer and then you can just re-apply it with a new adhesive panel next summer? The hook itself is plastic and should last.
2042983
I used it for drawer slides and it just sticks enough to stay in place. The outside surface would need to stay dry to work...IMHO.
231021
I would guess it would adhere very nicely if the garage floor is clean (no grease/oil) and completely dry when you apply it. I use it outdoors and it stays pretty well attached for many months of rain and snow. I think the adhesive can't stand up to the sun for more than 8 months or so.
1565520
If the area around the point of application is dry. It will bond most anything and hold, even under water.
688167
It has a water resistant finish on the top, but I don't think I would recommend using this outdoors. You could polyurethane it yourself as an added precaution but I would be concerned about the glue that holds the 50 or so individual pieces together. If you do decide to go for it and polyurethane it yourself, be sure to do the underside because that comes without any protective finish. Even if it is not rained on directly, it will absorb moisture from the humidity and it is vulnerable on the underside.
804433
I love my sea stone hook and get lots of compliments on it. The stone would be fine outside, but I don't know if the wood it is mounted on would hold up in the weather. You might need to keep putting polyurethane on it to keep it sealed.
483111
Hi, I was told to put plastic wrap, like Saran Wrap on two or three sides to hold in the humidity. Hope that help. We have a veiled chameleon and I haven't done that yet because she seems fine.
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
1960763
Mine is hung outdoors, in a sunny location. It is there, rain or shine. I would be skeptical of hanging it in a humid environment in the shade.
1761122
It should because it is waterproof. We used it to patch a rusted place in our horse's water trough, and it is still holding a year later. Just remember don't use too much glue as it swells as it dries. I would let it "age and dry" at least a couple of days if you can. I have not found anything yet it does not "fix". LOL
2205673
I use it outdoor it is polyester no paper so water proof , make sure the surface is clean and flat , glass work best however I use on plastic , painted metal and wood as well, clean the surface with little alcohol to remove stain and fat and it should hold on as well , my location is in shadow so not sure how long the text will last in full sun
588798
The materials are not listed, so you need to contact the manufacturer if you want more information on that. The rubber material is waterproof by nature, but the adhesive is NOT rated to be waterproof (if it doesn't say it's waterproof, then it's not...) and the adhesive is honestly not impressive at all, so I doubt it would hold up if it was exposed to moisture.
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Its a flexible adhesive, exactly like you would find on pads of paper. It builds up thickness rapidly, stays flexible and will peel off if picked at. As the humidity rises, it becomes more flexible, not a stable adhesive for applying another coating or layer of material. If you are going to go to the time, effort, and expense of gilding, this is not the right thing.
1781514
Can be used outdoors ..sticks to most smooth metal surfaces....not for wood.... you would also want to apply it to a dry surface , but it will hold up to all types of weather after it sets up. But like almost everything man-made it will more than likely will wear in time.
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I think it would depend on the exposure. It is made of laminated wood strips so If moisture gets to it there might be some separation that happens. However, if multiple coats of sealer are applied it would probably hold up although you might have to periodically reapply