Is it waterproof - ie for snowglobes?
2092936
I would not recommend it. From experience, this glue will separate from adjoining parts if not prepped properly. Recommend using a clear silicone...
2092937
Waterproof yes because it is basically plastic but not really the right product to mend a snow globe, I suggest trying an epoxy like Double Bubble.
598145
I don't believe it has waterproofing. Simple light rain has not hurt my scope at all. However, extreme temp changes can hurt the scope. The user manual explains this.
195747
Its not waterproof. If your outdoors is dry then sure why not. If your outdoors is cold/freezing temperatures I don't think this is meant to be used in those temps
492549
Yes. No. No this product will not survive the punishment from passing snow plows pushing snow off the road. It is going to require some type of protection to block the snow being plowed off the road.
598148
I have used it on many of hunts in the rain, snow and cold. I would say its weathproof.
1171561
It seems to be water/snow resistant. You really don't want a water proof cover. It traps the moisture on the inside which is bad for your vehicle. For example, if you park your vehicle outdoors moisture would get trapped inside the cover from the ground, thus causing problems not only for the body but the engine. This cover breathes well, which is what you want so that moisture can escape/evaporate.
534586
I don't think it's waterproof - if it's raining I use a plastic rain cover over the stroller and BundleMe. It does fine with snow or drizzle, but I wouldn't use it in heavy rain without a cover.
1655150
Yes, the waterproofing coat on your boots wears off with wear and needs to be reapplied. I have tried many products and Sno-Seal is the best one I have used.
632576
Yes it is Weather Resistant, which means it has a gasket to prevent moisture from creating problems, however I would not let it get buried under snow while running.
892882
Better to keep dry with a sheet of ply strapped on top or similar, but I have left outside with no protection running in snow storms with no issues.
2007592
No I do not think it is waterproof. They do have waterproof cases out there but they say it is waterproof. I don't think I would try dropping in the snow or a sink full of water.
914702
Yes it really is waterproof. As to holding up to Iowa winters I can't say. My cart is in southern California so I have to drive up into the nearby mountains just to see snow in the winter time.
1970406
I have not tried putting water in it, but I assume it would be okay. You might want to call or write Igloo company.
735420
It is water resistant. I do not believe it is water proof. I've brought it out in the rain and snow and it stayed dry. So no it is not water proof just water resistant.
1713167
I have never tested the blanket to see if it is waterproof but my best guess is no. I use this in my hammock to augment a wool blanket and / or sleeping bag depending on the air temp. It is basically an insulated nylon blanket that I liked so much I bought another one. BTW...this is not really big enough to serve as a bivy anyway...too small unless for a child.
961150
the direct answer is no, it can't be exposed to snow, rain, or water ... i have used it for 2 christmas seasons with my outside decorations ... my fix is to cover the unit with saran wrap which keeps the outlets dry
1299502
It's supposed to be weatherproof. It's gone through the winter at my house and has definitely been rained and snowed on with no issues.