Could I use this on a roof without it melting?
1289715
You want it to melt a little so it bonds. I do not recommend this product if you are going to put it on your roof. I put it on my firewall and it has since peeled off. I used the kit in the prescribed manner, grease remover and all. Hope this helps
1289716
I'd say, yes. I left a piece of this mat in my pick up truck bed and it gets hot down here... it got stuck really well but some time later I was able to remove it in one piece.
1289717
Should be fine. I have some installed on a firewall near the engine and it is holding up fine. Lots of OEM manufactures use similar products on roofs of cars for sound deadening from the factory.
1289718
I don't know the melting point but I would say with good confidence that it would work fine without the heat causing it to lose adhesion. It is designed to go inside car doors and against the firewall. Both places get pretty hot and maybe even hotter than the car's ceiling (I assume you meant inside the vehicle on the ceiling under whatever material).
1645061
I wouldn't use this outside, I don't think it wouldn't give off enough heat for outdoor use.
1126134
Not really, but the coating will discolor and melt off. I would advise against using this on something exposed to flame. At the least it would be a waste of effort putting the coat on.
2052544
No, I do not think so. It is way too big, heavy, and would likely ruin the roof. On a roof ice dam, I would use the flat side of an axe to shatter the ice.Or use an electric warming defroster. You would likely fall off the roof trying to haul this heavy thing up there, and would go right through the roof before you knew it, if you turned it on. Way over kill. If you insist on using a vibrating hammer, get a little air impact hammer that uses a compressor on the ground.
1991619
I would recommend metal, it does get quite warm but I never have to worry about it melting and it works well on thicker fabrics/coats.
2219911
You can on low heat settings and don't leave it on there. Otherwise you'll melt it.
778207
Yes! if you leave it in the car or in direct sun, it will melt. It won't melt completely at room temperature or in a warm room if you use something like beeswax to keep it solid, but I always tell my customers to make sure they don't leave them in the car in the summer. Or in their pocket.
1456466
No, the product will not melt but will become a little more tacky. I have had mine for a few months now and noticed that with the change in temp. (summer to winter or from around 90f to 20f) the Sticky will become a little more brittle and a little less tacky. It seems also to pick up every bit of dust in the air, because of the tacky nature of the plastic it is made of. Still works well and holds items but a little less tacky than first purchased. Have had item a few months now. Its not expensive so I would say give it a try.
1259473
I would have to say Yes. I did basically the opposite, spreading the material around the vents, AC unit, antenna mount and edges of the roof. Then the same day filled in the rest of the roof. About a week later I noticed areas that were not well covered and went over those spots with extra material. It is not the most even job that could be done but it is all covered with a relatively thick coat. Just remember to refridgerate the unused portion below 40 degree, covered so as not to get a thick film on top. I used a gallon plastic pan to store the extra material with a plastic bag covering the pan. I should have placed plastic wrap floating on top of the material then covered it all to stop a thick coat of film. Good luck with covering your roof, it is a lot of work that will pay off in the end.
1657664
I'd like to think you can. But please don't take my word for it because I wouldn't want any one chemical to affect that classic's roof! Please be on safe side and contact their customer service. Hope it turns well for you!
1545121
This material is a kind of plastic, with a low melting temperature. I would think *not*
1990231
probably not a problem. The only reason I'm not sure is because I've only used it on blacktop. but I would give it a try on roof tiles
203108
I dont think so, the plastic is pretty thin. I think it would melt. I never tried it.
878363
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.
1417129
I'm not sure how hot - place it on something non flammable and you will be fine.
326674
I would think something would have to be heated to the extreme before it could cause damage like melting. I have hot coffee on mine everyday and have no problems.
257602
not unless the top of the heater is very close to the rafters. i have mine on the patio fairly close to windows. i was concerned the heat cracking my windows. but, i've had no problems.