Does this adhere to wood? If so, would it stand up against rain? Would like to cover a gap in a wood fence to block view for my dog who tries to fight with the dogs in the yard behind me. Thanks.
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Yes, it does stick to wood. It is also incredibly resilient in rain. I used it to tape the spout back on my watering can, which I leave outside in the rain to collect rain water for my plants. The spout is still attached w/the tape holding strong. I would recommend several layers, including a few wrapped around the post or something, though. With the dogs possibly scratching at it and such, the wrap around is likely the beat way for it to hold. (side note-this may not be affective with getting your dogs to stop barking at the neighbors'. I have the same issue with a solid, no holes, no gaps, 6ft privacy fence and they still bark at the slightest noise and probably smells....) Yes, it does stick to wood. It is also incredibly resilient in rain. I used it to tape the spout back on my watering can, which I leave outside in the rain to collect rain water for my plants. The spout is still attached w/the tape holding strong. I would recommend several layers, including a few wrapped around the post or something, though. With the dogs possibly scratching at it and such, the wrap around is likely the beat way for it to hold. (side note-this may not be affective with getting your dogs to stop barking at the neighbors'. I have the same issue with a solid, no holes, no... » Read More Yes, it does stick to wood. It is also incredibly resilient in rain. I used it to tape the spout back on my watering can, which I leave outside in the rain to collect rain water for my plants. The spout is still attached w/the tape holding strong. I would recommend several layers, including a few wrapped around the post or something, though. With the dogs possibly scratching at it and such, the wrap around is likely the beat way for it to hold. (side note-this may not be affective with getting your dogs to stop barking at the neighbors'. I have the same issue with a solid, no holes, no gaps, 6ft privacy fence and they still bark at the slightest noise and probably smells....) « Show Less
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Hello stacer26, Honestly I have not used Gorilla Tape in an outdoor setting where it would be exposed to rain. It is extremely strong tape. Wish I could be of more help. Sincerely, Steve
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Not sure how any tape will hole up on wood, I would try to find somthing to tack up with tacks or nails that will stay for sure.
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yes, it can keep rain out. keep in mind that there are fasteners that have to go through the strip making a hole and that the surface the strip is touching must make a good seal.
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Hello! Yes, the rain goes right through unless it rains very heavily. It can sag somewhat so we put up a pole in the center to raise it slightly. We like that look also. We used the Shade Sail Hardware Kit (Square) ordered from Amazon for $15.76 plus shipping. Nice heavy duty hardware. Hope this helps. Best wishes, Gary
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I would think it could withstand some rain - however, I haven't tried that as we use a Barbeque grill cover (that also covers the light) whenever we're not using the grill.
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It connects only to your fence, with good zip ties it should stand up to hevey wind. I returned my purchase decause it only blocks maybe 50% of view thur not the 85% that they claim. I used black silt fence that blocks 95% and also has a wooden stake every 10 feet,and cost only 1/4 the money.
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I used it on wood outside steps and it worked fine and looks good it helped to keep rainwater from seeping into the wood. Of course the steps are not continuously exposed to water as a boat would be, but for my purpose it worked fine.
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my mailbox is mounted to a wood fence. My son in law placed it on a piece of wood and nailed it to the fence. Hope this helps you.
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H, yes, I believe this would adhere to something wooden. Good luck. I love this product, you may want to clean it b4 you use it the first time and use Windex as you go along to get it back to white.
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I've had mine out prospecting in the rain several times and it seems to repel water pretty well. Over time, I'll just spray some Scotch Guard on it to maintain it's repellency if needed.
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I live in the NW- By Seattle,WA. We get high winds mostly spring and fall-winter. So far, My screen fence has withstood the current high winds- Mine is Doubled up for extra privacy- facing West- to East secured on my side of the chain link. Mine billows like a sail and so far handles wind just fine- Single layer Vs wind ? should work fine. Some sunlight will show thru. kinda sparkles in late afternoon sun. Hope this helps- I've only had mine a month + D.Durham
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I use it outside but cover with a wood cabinet ( stained ). I think it is ok for this under the rain but I am afraid it expose to the Sun ( UV ) too much and make the plastic crack.
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I have mine under a covered porch so it doesn't get rained on. Unless you get some sealant to coat the top with, I don't think it would hold up too long in the rain/snow. It's fine in the sun, it lets fresh air through. It would probably be fine in windy conditions but it's light enough be be knocked over by a large dog unless it's backed up against a wall. Also, I'm in the pacific northwest so we have an abundance of rainy weather. If you're somewhere with tamer weather, it might be fine in the rain.
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This is a wooden gate that is not finished.I would suggest either staining it or putting a coat of Thompson seal on it to keep it from absorbing rain.Otherwise it should be fine.
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It probably would stick to a wooden fence if the wood were fairly smooth. The rougher textured wood grain I'm thinking would not allow for as good an adhesion and if the fence gets wet I wouldn't count on it holding for any long duration, IMamateurO. Also, you can also always shoot several staples from a staple gun through the velcro into the wood fence.
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Hi there, I just had the first rains. It blocks the rain a bit when it pours, but it also dripped after the rain has passed. So no really a rain blocker, it is supposed to let water through to not rip. Did not have it in winter yet, but I am sure it will block some wind just from the nature of the sail.
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It is wood, it should be protected to some extent and it will swell with a lot of moisture. Mine it used on a covered deck in the backyard and is open to the elements with some protection. I store mine in the shed when out of season.
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Ours has been outside since November and is doing well. It is sitting on a shelf of an outdoor bar table and has some cover, but still gets wet if windy and it gets windy a lot...plus a lot of humidity here on the coast. An overhang would provide similar protection.