Is this item water proof? I would like to use this in a DIY snow globe
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http://www.magicsculp.com/faq's.htm According to the manufacturers website it is. Once mixed it will even harden and cure underwater.
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It is designed to be used outdoors. I have not had an issue with it in the rain or the snow.
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Daniel, I haven't used it in snowy conditions, yet, mostly for backyard, weekend camping and mostly fair conditions, which is the intent of this one I believe. It has been used under a well staked tarp that reached the ground in a downpour once and used a spray weather proofer to protect better the seals and side fabric, there were no leaks. However, I have noticed a few of the seams near the stake strap have pulled apart slightly under strain of use. If you have to depend on the tent for long term shelter, spend a little more and buy a stronger made tent, made for strong weather.
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I don't think it is really meant for outdoor use. Only if you can protect it from rain or snow. No part of it appears to be moisture proof. I have it in bathroom, but not where water would hit it.
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It is really good keeping leaves and debris out. It will keep the snow out until it melts; the water will drain through the mesh into the unit, which I believe it is designed to tolerate.
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I had it over my garage door and the 1st night it rained, water got into the battery compartment and motion sensor. I put it in a bowl of rice for a few days and it got most out to the point to where it would work again. I put a sealant around anywhere that i thought water could get in and it's been great ever since. It just doesnt look the greatest lol. So to answer your question, it isnt weather proof unless you make it that way. Hope i helped.
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I don't snow eat you mean by "water proved" but it is NOT suitable to use in an environment where it would be subject to showers or spraying with water. If you mean can it be used in a humid environment, that it can handle.
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I have not used it in water yet, but I do not think it is waterproof. It doesn't look like it would be waterproof, but maybe it is. The instruction booklet is silent on any waterproof capabilities regarding the remote. Check out the reviews on Amazon and you may find someone speaking to this issue.
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It's just a plastic water holder. I think it would hold up just fine outside, but it's not heated so in the cold it will freeze.
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I would say that it is very water resistant - not water proof. I use my ATV to plow snow in my subdivision. The switch (which is mounted just below the handle bars and above the head lights), ATV and I get very wet from the snow that flies over the top of the snow blade. I have been removing snow using this switch for three seasons with no problems.
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Yeah, I purchased one, mine was not water proof, I contacted and explained, but they never replied back.. Bought it in Sept. Didnt use it till Dec, laid it out on 2" of snow, climbed it the bags. With in 20-30 minutes it was seaping in moisture.. Would only suggest using a pad between it and the ground... I was very disappointed to say the least.. I had very high expectations for this product and was left very unsatistified. They never replied to my email...
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No, It is water resistant as it has a coating on the top and seems to hold up to our snow but I would not call it water proof. Very solid.
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Semi waterproof. I've dropped it in the snow and on the ice. No damage occured . I wouldn't submerge it.
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No,it is not waterproof, it is meant to withstand extreme cold and hot weather conditions.
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Dear Deatra, short answer yes. I've been using two units outdoors in hail, rain and sun without problems for two years . We don't get snow in Brisbane. The sender part ( the bigger bit) has a rubber seal to keep it water proof. I have found the product excellent. I have one on my sliding gate and a pedestrian gate, as well as on my garage door but its out of the weather. Hope this answers your question. CheersMichael B
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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.
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I'm sorry. I don't know. I mostly bought it for snow protection and haven't wanted to try dropping it in water.