How do you think the vinyl would adhere and stay on a cooler used for outdoor activities and camping?
1464619
As long as the cooler surface is fairly smooth, the vinyl should hold up well. Silhouette rates the product's outdoor longevity at 3 years.
671044
I believe spray paint would adhere, you may need to run some sand paper over it.
2040678
I used this on a plastic trash can. It has stayed on really well without being sealed. I will say the surface seems to be a little rough to the touch.
1316031
No. I am sorry but it will look bumpy on the black vinyl. It would stick but may look more textured than you want. Sorry
567834
I think it's vinyl. It is certainly waterproof. The main concern with the deck would be splinters that could puncture it. I'm not sure how exposure to weather would affect it--it IS black, after all. It would likely get quite hot in the sun.
977032
I would keep it in the shade whenever possible. As summer has not yet arrived I can't truly answer how well it will fare in direct sunlight. It is Stainless Steel and you can keep it outside between uses in a shady spot. I had another Stainless Steel rolling cart and I would put it in the garage over the winter until then next outdoor party occurrence. Ice will last for several days if it is not in direct hot sunlight. Even when the ice melts it still keeps beverages cold just add some more fresh ice and drain off some of the melted ice that has accumulated.
2087745
I used adhesive vinyls on the surface & then used urethane. I believe you would be able to use acrylics & then use a varnish coat for lasting durabilty. I'm sure anything would scrape off if road hard.
750771
If you nail the vinyl will tend to pucker and you will get water leakage behind the surround, I would strongly recommend glue.
2271285
No. I placed my vinyl on the outside of the glass. I used outdoor vinyl. Loved the glasses. Great deal. Good quality.
175297
It will definitely stick, but I will have to try it to see how easily it comes off. I believe you want to buy "TEMPORARY" vinyl, not "PERMANENT" vinyl from Vinyl Ease for that type of application. I believe it will come off the laptop, and shouldn't leave too much of a residue, but you would have to heat it up with a bladder to get the permanent type off. I cant imagine bloating your laptop advisable, but you will have to decide about that :-)
60577
Probably not. The vinyl is pretty thin and you need an absolute smooth surface. Otherwise you'll see and feel the bumps and it may not stick.
422529
That would probably work. The more insulation the better. I would use some kind of reflective like it type material for maximum heat. Good luck.
800263
I would think of tape. I'm no expert but I'd expect it to adhere to a surface that you could reliably get tape to stick to. My contractor applied it to epoxy paint sealed plywood. Three months out its good.
2226742
I have not used as a cooler. However I doubt it would work too well for that unless you made modifications. The plastic isn't super thick so you would be lacking in insulation. However, if you lined it with styrofoam first possibly it may keep things cold for a while. But do you really want to do all that for something that is going to provide minimal results at best. They make all kinds of nice coolers these days.
2131430
I wouldn't. The outside is painted. I am unsure of the insulation construction but it is designed for cold liquids. If you're back packing the bladder style camelback and a tin camping kettle cup or pot would a be much better and lighter option than using this water bottle for those purposes.
1723623
I think a double sided removable outdoor tape would work best. I have found the performance of these is far less than I expected, maybe your results will differ
958519
Never bought these labels but I did search on amazon for waterproof labels and some came up that look like what you are looking for. Avery has some that are for bottles and are made to stay on chilly surfaces. Give it a look and good luck!