Would this stick to metal kitchen cabinets?
210499
Absolutely! Just make sure the surface is clean and smooth and don't stick it unless you're sure you've got it lined up right! Once it makes contact, it can't be pulled up easily.
210500
Probably, it only sticks to smooth surfaces, but it's really thin. This kind, in my opinion, tears really easy and is hard to put on.
210501
If the metal cabinets were cleaned properly, that is, to remove all cooking residue and dust, there is no reason why this contact paper would not stick. It is necessary to clean ALL surfaces to which this paper is to be applied, in order to achieve a successful result.
1401316
That would probably depend on how smooth the surface is and whether it would get stepped on, etc. I've successfully stuck it on flashlights and even the side of a refrigerator that I would bump into in the middle of the night (it was a small house!), but I wouldn't consider this tape to be super-stickey.
1893772
I would check any screws involved if they are too tight it may make it stick.
2040145
Never tried putting a magnet on it. I'm no metallurgist, but from the feel of it I would guess a magnet would not stick, but I honestly don't know.
239039
Remove the plastic or paper from the inside door shell, and it will stick right to the metal. Of course you have to prep the door shell it's going to stick to, before applying it. Trim to fit, and reassemble.
971072
I would think they would work if you apply the sticky tape as described to the correct sides, long tape on long side and short tape on short side as shown on manufacturers web page, they should work just fine. However remember the surface for which you use it on could be damaged if the cabinets are pressed wood or other pre manufactured wood. I think the Benefits outweigh that problem though.
631100
Yes... although i havent tried... it is metal and a magnet should stick to it!
194357
No, the plastic is sealed by heat. So if you apply heat in any form it will stick.
762374
yes, if the cabinets finish coat is a smooth (glossy) finish that does not allow suction leak!!!
193066
It should stick to a metal frame as long as its cleaned. But not sure what you're going to stick on the other side will hold.
990764
I think it would depend upon the kitchen cabinet. I've used command hooks before on my newer wood cabinets with no problem. But my old faux oak cabinets with a paper veneer might not have been good for them. Maybe you could try one on in inside of an lesser used door just to be sure.
1426494
These would adhere to metal doors. The adhesive backing is quite strong. Read my review.
1802916
I'm not sure about wood. I have a painted surface in my classroom which happens to be the wall and it's not sticking to that at all. I am a little disappointed about that. However, it seems to stick to a metal cabinet the way one would want it to. I'll know better tomorrow when I get back to my classroom. If it stays on my metal cabinet, then I would guess it would be good on smooth surfaces like that, glass, plastic. I had this once before and it was great on that same wall but it was a different brand although I don't remember the name. I thought they were all the same. All I all I'm happy I guess. It will get used. I'm not sure about wood. I have a painted surface in my classroom which happens to be the wall and it's not sticking to that at all. I am a little disappointed about that. However, it seems to stick to a metal cabinet the way one would want it to. I'll know better tomorrow when I get back to my classroom. If it stays on my metal cabinet, then I would guess it would be good on smooth surfaces like that, glass, plastic. I had this once before and it was great on that same wall but it was a different brand although I don't remember the name. I thought they were all the same. All I all I'm... » Read More I'm not sure about wood. I have a painted surface in my classroom which happens to be the wall and it's not sticking to that at all. I am a little disappointed about that. However, it seems to stick to a metal cabinet the way one would want it to. I'll know better tomorrow when I get back to my classroom. If it stays on my metal cabinet, then I would guess it would be good on smooth surfaces like that, glass, plastic. I had this once before and it was great on that same wall but it was a different brand although I don't remember the name. I thought they were all the same. All I all I'm happy I guess. It will get used. « Show Less
1436598
I have sprayed garage cabinets to truck bumpers and plastic fender flares with this stuff. It should adhere fine if you prep the surface well.
957104
Yes, most likely, in fact in will likely fall off on its own accord as there is not much adhesive in the first place...I ended up using extra glue to get it to stick!
130372
It will stick to anything metal. You will have to trim it a lot for a microwave.
1484137
I wouldn't think so. It's plastic. I would assume that the paint wouldn't stick to the surface unless there is some sort of special paint that you can use on plastic. I just love this though. It fits between my kitchen cabinets and my fridge. it really isn't visible.