Yes, plastic cards are generally resistant to water damage. They are designed to be waterproof and can withstand exposure to water without getting damaged or losing their functionality.
Plastic cards are generally resistant to water damage due to their non-porous nature, but prolonged exposure to water can still cause some damage or deterioration, especially on the card's surface or magnetic strip.
Yes, plastic cards are generally resistant to water damage. They are made from materials like PVC or polyester, which are waterproof and can withstand exposure to water without getting damaged. However, prolonged exposure to water or immersion in water for extended periods may cause some plastic cards to warp or lose their integrity.
