Thinking of using this to refinish my faded black outdoor landscape lighting. Does it hold up well and look good?
463829
I have used this in several locations but all indoor, don't know how well it holds up outside. The only place it has not held up well is on a highly used doorknob where the one thin coat I applied is scratching away.Appearance-wise I especially like the metallic flakes that are in the oil-rubbed bronze finish.
463830
It looks good but I'm not sure on it's durability yet. In fairness, I painted when temps were below 40 and it says not to. I did some handles in our bathroom and one of them has a small wear spot already. It does look great other than that. If you're not going to handle the lights a lot, you should be fine.
463831
I would say it holds up better than most paints...but nothing lasts forever. It will have to be repainted in 2-3 years.
463832
Yes this looks great (very dark though) and holds up well! We've used on door knobs and floor grates.
1704355
Yes, I have tried mine for several times. It is in good working condition. As for my friends, they all have the positive feedback for all the four lights I had bought. ^^
1366492
Mine lasted about two years. Had both the 7' and the smaller (4.5'?) and both were always outdoors on my deck and the top (green) palms began to rust at the joints. Being battered around by winds didn't help any. The smaller one is still functioning well. I did not experience the problem of non-functioning lights as noted in the other response. Overall, I was happy with the appearance and the ambiance they lent to my outdoor area, but do wish it had been more durable.
1073165
We have not installed it yet, but have looked at it and it's great quality! Ours will be a bathroom chandelier. Manuf. would better be able to respond about an outdoor porch and the elements. I'm sure it would look great, though!
1999417
Absolutely! We have had a 1 tier version of these low voltage landscape lights for almost 15 years, but some of the older fixtures broke or wore out. I was thrilled to find the newer lights and we bought them about 2 months ago. They look great @ night and I have different colored bulbs for different holidays. Definitely a good deal for the cost!
1152172
I wouldn't suggest it be used for outside lighting. The glass is real fragile and the outside elements may be to harsh. You may be able to use for a sunroom or screened in porch.
2002680
Its sealed pretty good so I guess you could use it outside. But they are not that bright so it won't work well if you need to brighten up an area
1167005
A wall of plaster or drywall shouldn't be a problem. I've attached an outdoor light (on my exterior wall) with it and it held for months; then, it had to be reattached with new "bottom" tape, but it adheres very well.
835491
There were no specs for that detail, but depending on your application, its quite brite. I use it for lighting the landscape and it does well. It is not rated for outdoor use such as rainy wearher.
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.
325854
Hi Becky, I have not used for outdoor use so I am not sure. Follow the maximum wattage and maximum voltage for your fixture, it should work unless it is exposed to the elements, rain, etc. or go back to your fixture company customer service, ask them for help.
2225631
It looks to me to work OK. I use them in all my outdoor overhead bulbs. Worth a trial.
1976360
Has a good strong light. Should work great. I set it up and it works fine outside in the sun.
526801
I've only used this on a piece of outdoor furniture, so I can't speak to how it would work for you. I will say that it went on nicely, self leveling, easy to use. It's been almost a year, and my piece is still looking pretty nice. Good luck!
156772
It should last long enough to cover the party, quite bright. Prefer the Lowes LED 3-head 39w fixture for house flood lighting, no failures yet over two years of use.
915462
I've left one out for 2 seasons and a winter in North Dakota it held up ok. I've noticed the more you roll it up in the freezing cold weather the more the carbon comes off. it starts to show more light through the blind. it should hold up better in Texas I would think. I thought they were good blinds. I've got 3 of them 2 penthouse blinds and 1 brick house. I like them.
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around 3/8 the blade holds up well for the cost. the old light waight is much better and worth the money. look for one on eday.