Decals and Ambient Temperature...

[Random_Walk]

Finally got all the little decals in the mail that I want to slather on the back window - my old USAF unit (both wing and sqdn), airframe, etc. Small, tasteful, generic outdoor stickers.


Thing is, it's 90+ degrees out here. Weather forecast threatens even more tomorrow afternoon.

So, my question is this: What's the best temp to apply these critters? I'm thinking that if it's hot as hell out, applying stickers to a hot window will cause them to shrink and peel when things cool down. Too cold and maybe (?) the opposite effect happens?

Just curious if folks have already sorted this out (normally I just slapped them onto previous vehicles at normal Oregon temps of 60s-70s, and that seems to work out fine, but I was wondering if anyone has anything approaching a professional knowledge of this stuff...)

 

[17CrewCab1500]

I just installed my "AR15ONA 2A" sticker on my truck. Nearly 105 outside with 44% humidity out..

Just clean the window - do it in the shade - and you should be fine.

-I'm no professional window decal applicator person though :}

 

[Schultzestrength]

I just installed mine in the morning because I was worried about the daytime heat as well. It's been 2 weeks and there are no problems with it.