Can this be used on car doors to prevent them from freezing shut?
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Label on the can specifically mentions use in locks and other automotive applications (including compatibility with plastics).
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I used it on my car's door seals and it did not last long, but this may be because those seals were already dry and needed second pass. In my opinion this should work fine for you, but you still need to apply it from time to time. If you want longer effect you may want to look for something denser.
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I had the same concern myself. I have used ICE in four different vehicles with extraordinary results. It will protect your hoses, your water pump and your radiator. It has saved me a lot if money and inconvenience over several years.
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You can, I would suggest getting some strong "permanent" double sided tape. We found some at JoAnns. It was the only thing that worked on our metal door to hold our door knocker on.
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Yes it would work. I've used it to seal a part on a radiator with no problems. I also think the package says its good for up to 500 degrees.
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I have just used it for wrapping cold to put in the freezer. I would be somewhat cautious, since it has a waxy substance for waterproofing.
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The application I used it for did not involve heat, so I can't answer based on any real world information. If I were to guess, the inside temperature of a car in summer is probably not going to melt it.
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You could put it on a door but it is more for reducing vibrations inside a car door for actual "sound proofing" you will want something fluffy like insulation or even a rug hung up on the door might help, this will most likely take paint off of a door or similar surface it is NOT made to be removable.
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It doesn't help with the windows. Unless you want to spend a half hour defrosting your windshield, by then your car would have been warmed up and done.
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I think so. It might come off with moisture/ temperature since it is removable. I imagine it would be like one of those sticky cling plastic things that would stick to windows, just without the adhesive. I would give it a try. :)
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I do believe it can be used for that purpose. I use this tape on my vehicle for a different purpose. I had a leaky seal on my windshield at the top and this tape really blends in and is watertight. If the tape is on for too long, there is only a trace amount of adhesive left behind which is easily removed with windex or alcohol. A light touch with a nice fresh razor blade and you'll never know the chrome was there. Hope this helps. :D
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I think it could if the door doesn't require much resistance to close. If the door does require a fair amount of resistance to close I think that using more than one latch would be better; this will likely be a short-term solution, however.
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This product would insulate, but I don't think covering the face of a door would be an appropriate application. Before you think about insulating the door, you might want to check to see if there are any gaps that can be addressed first. If you search on Amazon you can probably find rubber or synthetic seals to place around the door frame and along the base. If the door is well sealed, but still cold, then I suppose you could consider an insulating material, but the question is how would you attach it without ruining the finish of the door.
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I doubt that this product would solve that problem. This product is meant for use in thin layers (on the surface of a membrane keyboard) in low-current circuits. Fixing a gap in a rear-window defroster line needs something that can carry high current over a greater distance. Use a product specifically intended for that.
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I doubt it would stop drafts it is weather proof though as I used it to seal a tear on my hot tub cover. Check out draft guards here on Amazon as there are a number of good ones made for doors.
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Well I used it to cover metal vents to stop noise from passing through and it stays stuck to that. I think if you did not try to stick anything too heavy it would work.
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This is a foam product which comes out wet, sticks to surfaces, and expands. You'd have a real mess on your hands if you tried to use it on a door. There are all sorts of gaskets, some of which have adhesive backing, that would work better. Talk to someone at Lowe's or Home Depot.