Will these dacals stick onto a rubbermaid plastic mailbox in the freezing cold? Also, how do I personalize the address? I added it to my cart, nothin
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We do not recommend applying decals in the cold. Temps between 60-80 degrees is best. The decal will stick fine to a plastic Rubbermaid mailbox in normal temperatures, though. To personalize, you will need to send us a message after you have purchased. There is no spot to personalize it during checkout. After checkout, go to Your Orders and find the Contact Seller link. Send us a message with your personalization details and your Order ID# will be linked to the message.
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Add them each to your cart individually and in the notes of each item is where you specify the names. I would bet you would get them in time. Mine arrived in 1 week.
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I got mine in September so it hasn't been too hot. They seem pretty well made and they will stick very well to whatever you put them on so I wouldn't advise you to stick them in the car. I am very pleased with these tags. Just wish I had more places to use them. Use NFC task launcher to write to them, it is super easy to use.
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I have never used my gun on cold or frozen items. I do know that if there is any moisture on the package, it will not stick. So, for that reason, I would say no.
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I have had the decals on my mailbox (heavy plastic) for at least a year. I think if you follow the instructions for applying the decals- the will work. They have adhered very well to my mailbox.
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I can find no reason they wouldn't. I used them on my mailbox. Just make sure the area you apply them is clean and dry. Mine have been on my mailbox for several months with no sign of wear or change. We have had almost every type of weather since they were installed on a new box after the old one was taken by a tornado.
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The company is wonderful about product replacement, from personal experience. They are shipped cold in a Styrofoam container very secure. They should be fine. Use them immediately. Good luck. They will work. Might need two applications
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The sending unit is 4 1/2 by 1 1/2 inches. It mounts on the inside of the mailbox door so you shouldn't be concerned with weather although it does appear weather proof. I would recommend mounting it high up on the inside of the door. Hope this answers your questions.
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I'm sure they will... I use them on Rubbermaid storage containers that are kept in the garage where it often reaches single digit temperatures in the winter, and I've yet to have a label fail. I've also used one of the labels on my mailbox where it is exposed to not only subzero temps, but also rain, snow, hail, and the heat of summer... the label looks as good as it did when it was installed a couple years ago. I don't think a freezer will have any impact on the holding power of these labels, but I suppose it might matter what they are stuck to.
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Unfortunately, these envelopes are NOT heat resistant. :-( I use Stamps.com for a lot of my postage needs, so will print the postage onto a label, then trim that label to fit on these envelopes. I'd only go thru the trouble to do this IF I wanted a "date" stamped on my postage, like for a mortgage payment, etc. Still, you'd be hard pressed to find a better deal for general usage. Hope this helps, Howard
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If you mean how are the numbers stuck to the placard I am sure the mailbox people can tell you. If you are curious as to how the placard is mounted to the mailbox, they use stainless steel screws with rubber washers. I have had mine for one year without any problems to speak of.
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I'm not a seller. I just bought these for my Montana van and haven't installed them yes as the weather here in NY State is fridged.
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It will stick them unless you live in cold weather area. The tape is useless at 10 degrees. It gets really tacky when warm and will likely pull paint at that point
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Hey Jack, When I bought my letters, I also bought their epoxy adhesive. I was using mine on a metal mailbox and they have held fine for over a year. I'm sure any epoxy adhesive would work fine. (JB Weld or something like that.). There are no holes for screws or pins on the back or anything like that. Hope that helps.
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ive had them shipped in colder weather....they will put in a heat pack and these are overnighted I believe... if your going to be home to receive it from the carrier id say they should be fine ..but I wouldn't leave them out in a mail box all day till you get home from work..
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You just email them after your done with the purchase. There are quite a few letters that can fit on there. You just want to make sure it's not too much so it's legible.
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they will stick to the plastic - but if you put the bags in the freezer, after a short time, due to moisture, the labels are likely to come off the bags.On the other hand, if you stick the label INSIDE the bag, it will stay put longer.