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Convex™ Cold Weather • Vinyl that conforms to complex curves • Cold Weather adhesives can be applied freezing temperatures
Convex Cold Weather vinyl is used to make decals for cold weather applications. Although we recommend applying it above 32 degrees, customers have reported successful applications as low as 10 degrees.
Our customers have told us that Convex Cold Weather stickers and graphics have survived snowmobile wrecks where the sled was damaged but the decals were not... just re-applied after the sled was repaired.
Convex Cold Weather is also used on refrigeration equipment and refrigerator trucks where the temperature cannot easily be adjusted for application or varies too much for standard adhesives.
Recommended application temperature is above 32° F, but it may work as low as 10° F. Different combinations of 15” Convex and 13” Convex laminate can be used to achieve a variety of decal thicknesses and selling prices.
Thickness
4 mil vinyl with 1 mil. of adhesive
Outdoor Life
2 years
Shelf Life
2 years stored at 70º F & 50%RH
Adhesive Properties
Very cold to warm temperature permanent acrylic pressure sensitive adhesive works on most surfaces
Service Temperature Range
-40º F to 176º F
Minimum Application Temp.
32º F and may be as low as 10° F
Recommended Application Techniques:
On curved surfaces, apply
by rubbing from the center out.
The application surface must be clean, and free of condensation (dry).
Cold adhesive needs additional time to cure. 48-72 hrs. is recommended. For quicker curing, use a heat gun or other source to warm the vinyl and/or the surface.
All of the descriptive information listed above is our recommendation only. This information does not suggest or constitute a written or verbal warranty or guaranty of any kind by the manufacturer or distributor of this product. Purchasers of this product shall be responsible for independently determining the suitability of the material for the intended application.
