My screens will be in the California sun most of the time, would screenmend just melt off?
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No Problem, I have used and given to others who live in northern and southern California. Great mend for small holes. Not meant to be for large repairs. hope this helps.
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Did not like product. Heat from blow dryer melted glue but didn't hold. I ended up using a. Lear silicone glue.
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I don''t know. I applied the screen patch 2 months ago. I live in Florida and the screens are subject to a lot of sunshine, but they have not been in place long enough yet to answer your question. I was pleased with how easy the patch was to apply and I would go ahead and use this product as the cost is minimal.
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The screen is white paper which does let some light through. It would screen the sun out but I'd be worried that it would warp very quickly. Mine was not at all in the sun and it warped anyway.
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The case is mostly aluminum, the screen is glass, the edges are plastic and the back has a plastic center. This is the most "metalic" a GPS I've ever had, so I suspect that it is going to be quite heat resistant. I always put my GPS in a dark hidden place, so even when the cabin of the car gets hot in the sun, the device is never I. Direct sunlight when not in use.
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I own this Panasonic model camera. No, doing that would likely break the screen off.
665902
It doesn't allow quite as much sun in as regular screen. It is well worth the money. Best screen on the market.
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No-this screen does nothing for the sun....even with that said, I HIGHLY recommend it!!!!!!
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No. After 7 hrs viewing, the housing is at room temp. There is some warmth coming off the front of the panel, but less than the LCD I have in the other room.
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My husband uses it regularly and says it DOES allow the steam to escape through the screen. Yes, evaporation will occur.
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Definitely! but you i'd recommend you having a glove or maybe a piece of fabric so you don't get the screen dirty.
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I've left mine in full sun plenty of times. I live in Utah and it gets hot here. I had it installed during the last leg of the summer. It worked fine through the heat. But, once it got below 40 degrees, the camera started to malfunction. A lot worse now since it is averaging below freezing for the high here. It won't record when you turn it on. It shows the splash screen (startup image) but won't go into the video recording mode. I have to turn it off and on a lot to get it to record. Usually I have to wait for my window defroster to heat it up a little to get it to work now.
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Hello! I always leave the screen in the window for my unit. I've never had any issues with the window screen melting or warping myself...the unit exhausts a lot of hot air but doesn't appear to be enough to affect the metal of the screen, and in fact I personally think it may be best to leave it in anyway in case bugs might fly in the hose. It also helps to have something extra to anchor the hose attachment in your window. Hope this helps!
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I haven't experienced any "hot spots". The screen has a matte finish & is comparable to any full sized screen I've ever used, or sat in front of at a theater.
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My monitor does get noticeably warm to the touch if left on for extended periods (We're talking 8+ hours), but I haven't found it to cause any problems. And it seems to cool down very quickly from being warm. None of the heat emanates from the screen itself, but from the back. I'm only an average to slightly advanced tech user, but I don't think this monitor is overly warm as compared to anything else that is left running for long periods of time.
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No...but it cuts the blazing sun a treat! Once the sun passes a certain point, I just roll it back up.Have plenty of other, (and more expensive) shades that allow light through...frankly, as my house is west facing I have not found these to be helpful. While you might be able to "see" through the screen, the glare is so great, not too mention how much heat still comes through.
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yes the screen is gloosy............ problem? depends on what is in the background or if you want to use it in the sun.
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You are better off sending it off for someone else to do it. You have to buy a heat gun and special tools. They are very delicate so the slightest mistake will render the screen worthless.
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Not sure why you're having issues. I've been using this product on all my screens for a very long time and never had a problem. Make sure your not spraying it on the screen and applying it to the cloth and then wiping the screen. Also make sure the TV has been off for some time and is cool. You don't want to apply this to a warm / hot screen just like you don't want to wax a car in direct sun.