Would theses stickers work good on a skateboard? Can they take a beating from rails and weather?
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I'm not sure that they would. I used them to make wall decal stickers and they have never stuck like they should have and are constantly peeling off
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I don't think they could take the beating. I was using them as labels for my products and had to switch paper. They wanted to pop off on the edges and ink would wipe off.
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They would actually look good on a skateboard but I would recommend some kind of spray Amazon sometimes offers when you purchase this photo paper to spray for protection from the weather,,,my bumper sticker took a beating from the rain but is still holding on,,
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NO! they r more suited for indoor stuff...you will have to go to a graphics place and get them to print your design on weather proof vinyl.... and let them put a coat of liquid laminate of the image and that will last you a while...
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No, this paper would not hold up to those conditions. I would try looking at printable vinyl sticker paper instead.Best,Anna Marie
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they withstand heat pretty well, but not super hot. They can warp if you get them too hot.
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They do stick to metal and probably stick to anything with their sticky backing. They ARE magnetic.
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I would say no, these are really thin, and the amount of prep to get them to stick would be a pain, I would recommend a foam brick, and use spray on adhesive.
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I have not used stickers on it myself but I would assume you could.The surface is not super waxy.
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These are great. I have them outside and keep a tarp over the yaks. I'm my garage I made up a homemade rack with bike rack hooks I got a Lowes. We have kept the yaks outside in the rack this past winter.
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I have used number and letter decals which have survived a particularly harsh New Hampshire winter. I would assume good quality decorative vinyl decals will be serviceable as well. The only concern should be the summer heat , which did shrink my "Dayton Flyers" decals about 1/4", on a previous metal mailbox. I have yet to experience a summer with my MailMaster.
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Agree with others... stickers are pretty tough UNLESS you heat em up. Then they peel off easily intact. About 2 minutes of hot water soak for me.
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They are good wheels, suitable for the purpose. I too walk several miles/wk, and find them good. They are not skateboard quality,( which are my preference), but for a buggy with 100 lbs or less, on cement sidewalks they seem tbe durable. If you are on gravel or uneven dirt roads, it may not be enough.But the buggy is great, in general and much better and more useful than the cheaper wire baskets I have used. Ive had mine, used regularly for several months, and I find little to complain about. ( b/c the wheels swivel easily, and the sidewalks in my neighborhood, tilt for runoff, they tend to follow the tilt. Only complaint I have. They are good wheels, suitable for the purpose. I too walk several miles/wk, and find them good. They are not skateboard quality,( which are my preference), but for a buggy with 100 lbs or less, on cement sidewalks they seem tbe durable. If you are on gravel or uneven dirt roads, it may not be enough.But the buggy is great, in general and much better and more useful than the cheaper wire baskets I have used. Ive had mine, used regularly for several months, and I find little to complain about. ( b/c the wheels swivel easily, and the sidewalks in my neighborhood, tilt for runoff, they... » Read More They are good wheels, suitable for the purpose. I too walk several miles/wk, and find them good. They are not skateboard quality,( which are my preference), but for a buggy with 100 lbs or less, on cement sidewalks they seem tbe durable. If you are on gravel or uneven dirt roads, it may not be enough.But the buggy is great, in general and much better and more useful than the cheaper wire baskets I have used. Ive had mine, used regularly for several months, and I find little to complain about. ( b/c the wheels swivel easily, and the sidewalks in my neighborhood, tilt for runoff, they tend to follow the tilt. Only complaint I have. « Show Less
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I would say so... my grandson and granddaughter (11 and 13 yr) used it for skateboard, scooters and bikes.Its taken a real beaten and still holds up. They don't take care of things so its baked it the sun and out in the rain!
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The case is a very stiff rubber type of plastic, I'm guessing it would be a 50/50 chance of a good stick. I've stuck plant of stickers to this type of case before and they stay stuck pretty well.
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Hmmm my kids don't really skate outside because our driveway is too rough, but I don't see why you couldn't. I like these skates a lot, actually I have a pair for both of my daughters and myself because I liked them so much. They take them to the rink or skate around the house. If we have a smoother driveway, I'm sure they would skate outside with them too.
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My daughter uses these primarily on asphalt, but can also skate on the concrete sidewalk. It may depend on te condition of the concrete too. She is a beginning level skater.
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The anti-metal ones MUST be used on any metalic surface; otherwise, they just don't seem to work. The adhesive is pretty stout, so I'm guessing they could survive outdoors, but I'd put them in a protected location if possible.
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I can tell you they stick good to plastic wrap but I have not tested them in freezing temperatures that they may encounter during shipping yet.
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Its a pretty heavy duty vinyl sticker, it might be ok under a porch? Bit Im not so sure how well the adhesive would fair through the elements. Its deffinately an awesome product
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I think they should be ok. The rubber on the outside will allow a good grip and they are not heavy.