Will this stick well on a masonry post or flat stone and withstand the weather? I have a mailbox post that I am thinking using it on.
1532388
I don't think it will stick to masonry or flat stone very well, unless it's very smooth, but it will withstand the weather.
736442
Yes it should stick just fine. We have granite countertops that it sticks to but I don't have a vertical piece of granite to try it on. I don't see it being an issue.
1794795
Shouldn't be a problem. There are two wood screws, one at the top and one at the bottom. Easily installed this on my mailbox post.
625980
I bought this and used it on a metal mailbox, but just by the adhesion I would say yes, this will stick to a rubbermaid mailbox if it is very clean. These decals show the slightest little bump. But, they stick very well and do not fade in full all day sun.
1179628
no it won't hold up to any kind of weather as far as I could tell. It certainly won't stick to cinder blocks. It fell off my smooth, indoor walls within a day.
313326
I put mine on the inside, but it would probably stick just as well outside. Personally though, I am not sure how well it would hold up with weather elements.
848205
No it will not fit over a post. This works with Liberty Hardware's APANCHR-HSG-U Vortex Mailbox Ground Anchor
20843
my mailbox is mounted to a wood fence. My son in law placed it on a piece of wood and nailed it to the fence. Hope this helps you.
2174584
No, this cannot be used on stone. There are several ways to make stone stick together. Mortar, Epoxy, construction adhesive.
1250706
It has rained a few times really hard since I bought the mailbox. I haven't had any problems with water intrusion. Really sturdy mailbox. The only negative is that it does not come with a pole to mount it on.Mark
1784579
I purchased this item. Attached it to my composite decking. I would think you could attach to concrete with masonry screws and a hammer drill. Would definitely by one and practice. My concern is how well the plastic base will hold up over time - through cold winters and hot summers.
292656
We put the posts in cement and haven't had any problems with wind. We do gets some pretty strong gusts of wind. It has been intstalled about three years. We painted it with outdoor paint and it still looks like new.
1426712
Yes, you will need a standard mail box post to properly mount this box. I suggest Lowes or a similiar big box store (I found them to be the least expensive for standard type things like this.) Mounts easily with a few screws and has been working fine for us. I expect to get many years of good service from it.
261032
It would be ok.. but it's very light and the wind may blow it away... I think I would use something made of stone.. or an equivalent to stone.
1670988
It works well on concrete, stonework, and all masonry applications. You cannot mess anything up with this product as I have used it for 3 years.
745991
My application ontop of my mailbox held up the entire summer thru heavy rains, so getting it wet wouldn't be an issue if you have concerns about applying it around wet areas. Just don't spread it too thick or you'll find baby birds stuck in it. It can get pretty thick and gooey if too much is applied.
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