Is it okay to put the logo sticker on a car window that is directly exposed to rain and sunlight?
Some people want to attach it to their rear car window as well as on camping gear, but hesitate out of concern that wind, rain, or strong sunlight might damage it quickly.
Because it has properties that withstand water and sunlight, you can apply it with confidence even to a car's rear window that directly takes wind, rain, and sunlight[1].
Unlike standard stickers that leave a square border, it is a cutting sheet style that neatly leaves only the shape of the DVERG logo[2].
It is resistant to water. It has water resistance so that the edges do not easily lift even after being rained on or going through car washes[3]. It also stands firm against sunlight. It features lightfastness so that the color does not fade easily even when left under strong ultraviolet rays for a long time[4]. This means you can keep it attached with peace of mind even on a car rear window that is exposed daily to rough weather and direct sunlight[5].
The specific durable lifespan for maintaining the attached state intact in outdoor environments has not yet been confirmed.