Would this product protect RV skylights from UV and heat damage?
1093159
I would think so. We put it on our glass front storm door which gets afternoon sun and it works well. And, it's very easy to apply, just make sure you get all of the air bubbles out. I ordered the spray and the "scrapper" along with the glare control. Good luck!!
1329516
Not sure about UV protection but still look brand new after a year. Easy to install after watching a how-to video posted on the web. Highly recommend ths product.
1893637
Don't think it's because your using outdoors, it's labeled for indoor or out door use. I use two of them in my outdoor security lights, and have not had any problems. My lights are protected by the roof overhang, but even if they weren't the fixture is sealed well enough to keep the weather out. it sound like others have mentioned, a loose bulb, or a loose electrical wire connection
1134441
If I were to do a project like yours, I think I would use the marine varnish. Or epoxy. Epoxy is messy and very difficult. I don't know of anything that will really protect from the AZ sun other than powder coating, which is a metal thing. and baked about 280 degrees.The answer is yes..maybe. I'd do it.
556752
I wouldn't expose this product to sunlight. Uv light breaks down most epoxies. You would have to strip it and recoat every year. Try a marine varnish for outdoor furniture
36536
Absolutely. I used it to cover my van windows in the desert and it worked great. One caveat -- I installed this outside, covering the windows and it is VERY reflective. Your neighbors might not be pleased.
164694
I live on Florida and this screen protector will have not effect against sun light, you might want to look into a anti glare screen protector.
1707951
I live in the central valley of Ca. During the summer the sun will blacken exposed 2x4s. The point being that those UV rays eventually win. We have a horse trailer with a fiberglass roof and I bought one of these four years ago and one year ago. Eventually the sun wins, I will buy another of these covers in a year or two. In other words, I am happy with it, but the sun will win.
1505961
I tried to use this on my RV to fix a leak around a sky light. It did not work. Over the winter it leaked in wetting the ceiling separating the wood. Now it's a major repair. I don't know what I did wrong.
790248
I don't think so, mine were exposed to the sun while I mounted and wired them and they work fine. Call renogy if there's any doubt.
965819
The is not labeled for outdoor. I'd suspect the exterior coating would become brittle and break down under UV and weather exposure.
21260
I don't know. I would assume it has some weather resistance. I bought it for outdoor use for cinching down on covers I am making. If they are in the sun I'm sure the UV light will eventually degrade them over time. But I plan on keeping them cover where possible. Hope that helps!
507005
Yes, I use it in exactly that application. It doesn't rain much in my area, but I trust the claims that the lights are weatherproof.
1044692
I may shoot it with some Clear with UV Protection in it before installing and see how it lasts, thanks for the question and answers !
1656216
I think these lights are rated to have contact with insulation. The lights produce very Little heart If your in doubt buy heat shields.
1927166
I am using both heat and uv bulbs for this this type of dome for several months. I think you can you both without any further problem.
2011951
Just wrap tape around it. I actually use the wrap to prevent sun scald in the summer.