When your car is wet from rain or snow and you pull into the garage, it will drip on the AccuPark. Will this loosen the adhesive?
1565972
I live in the Seattle area when my tires are consistently wet and I have had no problems
1565973
I found the adhesive to be very strong and have not experienced any issues with the rain or snow.
1565974
My Accupark has been in use for several months and it seems as firmly attached as ever. No doubt water has dripped on it frequently, but I'm not sure what would happen over a longer period. So far this item has been a very good solution to my parking problem.
1565975
I've had these for about six months with Ohio snow and rain and not had them loosen yet. And if they do I think some new double stick carpet tape would fix that problem
1565976
I don't believe so, the problem is I don't drive my car in the rain so this doesn't apply to me. But what I did was use velcro so I can remove it of I wanted to. I have not removed it yet but felt this was a better way of attaching it. Oh yeah, my garage is carpeted and the velcro attaches to the carpet. Sorry I don't believe I really helped you.
1565977
They have stayed in place the whole winter! Love these and if they do come loose, we'll just replace the adhesive.
427812
If it is dry, fluffy snow, it will clear it down to the pavement without a problem. If it is wet snow or the snow has been compacted, such as when a car drives over it, then it might not.
770229
Just guessing, but I expect it might work as a patch to stop leaking, but it's rubber so I don't think it would work to actually hold the awning in place. I had to replace my entire awning due to sun damage. It wasn't rather easy to do with a helper and there are lots of videos explaining how. I used this to cover all the seems and patch a couple places on my roof and it seems to stick well as long as you clean the area well first with paint thinner.
939414
This is a waterproofing agent, not a glue. I find it comes off pretty easily on my rain boots, where I put it on the seams to help reinforce the whole "keep the water out" thing. I would recommend something more like this: Loctite 1390595 10 Fluid Ounce Cartridge PL Premium Polyurethane Construction Adhesive
1932439
I keep mine outside but it is under cover of my overhang so it is not in the rain. Winter store it on garage and still use it when weather is nice
988671
It did pull most of a dent out on my hood. I think it might have pulled the entire dent out if the dent wasn't in an area where it was backed by steel framing. I just could not get to the backside of the dent to push it the rest of the way out. If your dent is in the middle of the fender, I think it will get most or all of it. Like another man said, make sure you use water to help with the suction. It does work.
1866765
since my garage is heated it usually evaporates w/o any trouble... I have a large floor squeegee that I have used if I think there is too much water on the mat, but honestly don't think I would have needed to-- it contains and holds a lot of water..
784370
I applied it twice in one week and cannot remember if it rained. It worked great in those applications. I would reapply if they do not go away.
1106501
Works for both. On headlamps the rain this not stick into large droplets that evaporated only watermarks; and the wintertime when they get covered with ice and snow the ice does not stick as aggressively and can be removed with much less effort. Door windows don't suffer the large water spots when the big raindrops dry. Instead of getting wet it appears to get foggy - also depending on certain weather conditions. NEVER use this stuff on inside Windows on a car. It will streak horribly and is nearly impossible to remove. Other than that this stuff is great and I've used it for about 30 years. Works for both. On headlamps the rain this not stick into large droplets that evaporated only watermarks; and the wintertime when they get covered with ice and snow the ice does not stick as aggressively and can be removed with much less effort. Door windows don't suffer the large water spots when the big raindrops dry. Instead of getting wet it appears to get foggy - also depending on certain weather conditions. NEVER use this stuff on inside Windows on a car. It will streak horribly and is nearly impossible to remove. Other than that this stuff is great and I've used it for about 30 years.
1286957
You need your own method of sticking it down. I used a can of 3M spray adhesive. worked just fine inside my old pickup.
1670295
I haven't used it in the rain, but I've definitely used it after it rained. I actually have it permenantly bolted to a car trailer that sits outside. I've had no issues.
2218378
I had a softball sized dent with a crease on the side of my car due to a basket rolling down hill and hitting my car. I used this product and it worked but I had to use it 4 times to get it right...and do not let the glue peg stay on your car over 10 min or its a bear to get off...but it works and I would use it again if needed.
2209228
.YES..It should be removed after rain also. The inner fabric should be allowed to dry to prevent mold and possible damage to the paint on your car.
2210375
Yes - It's just adhesive, but I have had mine mounted under the front flat portion of the bumper on my car for over a year and haven't lost one yet because of the adhesive. I did loose one because I parked too close to a curb and the curb broke off the bottom (top, really mounted upside down) of one whistle. I have seen these things work several times with deer, dogs, and coyotes running up to the roadway and turn very quickly and run away from the road. Once four deer which were going to run across the roadway stopped right on the edge as I drove by. Before I got these deer whistles, I hit four deer and my wife hit one totaling two cars in one year. Yes - It's just adhesive, but I have had mine mounted under the front flat portion of the bumper on my car for over a year and haven't lost one yet because of the adhesive. I did loose one because I parked too close to a curb and the curb broke off the bottom (top, really mounted upside down) of one whistle. I have seen these things work several times with deer, dogs, and coyotes running up to the roadway and turn very quickly and run away from the road. Once four deer which were going to run across the roadway stopped right on the edge as I drove by. Before I got these deer whistles, I hit... » Read More Yes - It's just adhesive, but I have had mine mounted under the front flat portion of the bumper on my car for over a year and haven't lost one yet because of the adhesive. I did loose one because I parked too close to a curb and the curb broke off the bottom (top, really mounted upside down) of one whistle. I have seen these things work several times with deer, dogs, and coyotes running up to the roadway and turn very quickly and run away from the road. Once four deer which were going to run across the roadway stopped right on the edge as I drove by. Before I got these deer whistles, I hit four deer and my wife hit one totaling two cars in one year. « Show Less
1879729
Yes, there is an adhesive.It will leave residue if you aren't careful putting it in place the first time.Really it hasn't gotten hot enough in my area (Pacific Coast) to cause any leaking that I can see. Might be a different story in 115 degree desert.
1401212
depends on how much rain, I have found it hangs around even after light rain, however why not spray again to be sure
1024222
I can't say for sure. I used mine on the outside of my ski jacket, but not in rain.