Does this hold up when placed on a wood sign outdoors?
383114
We never used it on wood. It might if the wood is smooth. But i really don't know for sure. We use it on vehicles and metal signs
1577769
It will definitely stick, but being outside in the elements it wont last as long as when you use it on the inside.
665573
No, you will have a difficult time setting it on a flat surface, as it has a small switch on the bottom of the sign. It is a great sign , though, works great and comes with all of the hanging hardware.
967759
It stands really well on a wire stand that goes in the ground. The sign is very sturdy so is not blown by the wind. It has slowed the drivers down on our street!!
779242
I dont know how well it would last outside its made of a laminate type material. Its super light weight. You could adhere to a wall easily.
580093
The adhesive is the Scotch Outdoor Mounting Tape. It can hold up to 10 pounds. I't very, very strong. I have my car parked outside and the temperature has been in the 20s through 30s in the past month and there's no problem. I use it in 2 cars to attached the Garmin dash cam. Installed this past spring.
1003784
Yes, but unless also tied with string, or rope, or else stapled or nailed to the tree, the wind will most likely send the sign flying off its stand. FCS.
2250013
Ours is on a thin plastic - vinyl sign done by a local company.. been up for going on 18 months and good as new! Great value, this .
2285091
The adhesive backing will stick to wood, at first, but it detached in places a few days later. I used 3M spray adhesive on the back of the strip and re-mounted it with great results.
572640
I do not think that the finish on this wood is able to survive outdoor weather conditions. I would not put it outdoors.
81046
I would think the wood would hold up for some time, mine was used to make a wagon wheel light so don't know about outdoors, you might consider putting a coat of sealer on it, or if you're like me, the more rustic the better
967756
The sign stands on two steel "legs" that you poke into the sign and then into the ground. Yes, it stays standing when it's windy, although it will lean a bit. You could nail it to wooden stakes to stabilize it for bad weather. Worth every penny!
1965908
I don't recommend this for outdoor use. However the adhesive sticks well to metal but can be removed.
1773253
It's made of pressed cardboard on the base of the sign. It would get ruined if it was outside.Hope this helps!
1349403
I have not applied this product, specifically, to wood. However, I have used another (cheaper) spray-on, rubberized coating product to cover a piece of fiberboard that I used as a roof on a bunny hutch. So far, it has held us splendidly despite rainstorms and all day sunshine.
1561953
The glue is very sticky and hold very well. I would think it would be okay if the wood is not too uneven/rough. I would think it would hold up pretty well if it got a little wet too
775766
Yes. It has been outside for a year and is holding up very well. I would say it is a heavier construction than I expected.