I want to put these numbers on my classroom wall to make a number line. Are they difficult to take off?
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I would be afraid of putting it on a wall.... I tried to reposition one which had been placed on a plastic circle and it really did not want to release. If you have a high gloss paint it might work, but anything else might take the paint and/or the top layer of the wall board off. They really are meant to be pretty permanent.
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I just now took a scrap & put it in my wall....textured drywall with simi gloss paint..... it came off easier than glass.. don't know how long term would work. I don't think it would damage the wall. I hope this is of some help.
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They would be hard to peel off paper, but should come off a wall surface easily
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They have adhesive on back, they come off of glass fairly easy. Wall may be different story, maybe if you just use a little pressure and not press them on tight, you may be OK. Hope this helps.
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It may depend on your wall covering. They stick well, but my boys have pulled a few off without damaging the wall. The stickers are tiny, but this set is awesome. Paired with a blacklight in their room, the result is really neat!
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I would say no. It takes quite a bit of twisting and pulling to get them off, probably good so they won't slide while you're writing. I would by a pack so you can change them less often. I do think they would help you color more comfortably.
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I believe so. My daughter has them on her wall, so I obviously didn't want to pull too much. You should be fine.
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They are not easy to use. And like the size of old school chalk (if you are old enough to know what a chalk board is lol) hope this helps
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The numerical labels are glued on, but can be pulled off. We used this for 4th and 5th grades and the student never removed the labels, but I suspect w/ younger ones, they might.
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These do come off easily and are movable. Now it does depend on the texture of your walls, my daughters is slightly textured so they are easy to remove. But I do believe they are easy to remove from any wall. These are not the flimsy one time use stickers. These are decals.
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I have not tried to move them, but just to satisfy my curiosity, I kind of 'peeled' one back at the corner and gently pulled on it and it seemed to be pretty easy to remove. Then, I simply pressed it back down.
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The individual letters are on a plastic sheet. You press it against the wall and rub it with a credit card to smooth them onto the wall. Have to go slowly and carefully or they won't stick well. I thought I was getting the peel and stick, removable/reusable ones; but these aren't. I like the reusable ones much better. Much more user friendly. You can peel and re-stick as often as you need to get the look you want. These are a one and done deal, no second chances. Hope this helps.
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Not difficult at all. All you pretty much have to do is screw them together. Scale 1-10...2
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Yes. I am a teacher and bought a class set of these. There is a little thing in the middle of the clip board that pulls up to be used for hanging.
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From what understand about this product the numbers only come in one standard height and fit nicely on the sign regardless of how many numbers you need. If you only need two I would center the numbers carefully and press them into place. I've never had a number come off. My sign is located by my front door but under a porch roof.
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The numbers and letters are painted on the squares. Sounds like these will not work for your project.
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I do not know if they come off easily. I am using them to label my Accelerated Reading books. I am placing a piece of tape over them to make sure the dots do not come off. Sorry I couldn't help you.
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Yep, very easily paintable and can be cut with hacksaw to any length fairly easily. They are made of pretty durable, yet soft plastic... I would recommend dry fitting, cutting to length, fit wires, apply to wall, then paint. They've been on the walls about 6 months now, and the adhesive tape has finally given way. A little more double sided, thicker tape, ought to do the trick.
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Actually, I can answer this as a retired teacher as well as a user of these sheets. Yours is a GREAT idea - yes, sharpies definitely work [I just tested to be certain], you can draw on these and - as we both know - kids love this type of project. I do not know how many students you would have involved but with 2000 labels at your disposal :) it is very cost efficient. Good luck to you with your project and have a wonderful, much deserved summer break! - Sue in NH
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They can be described as a heavier weight plastic sticker. I have not removed them since putting them up but initially when I placed on the wall and did not like the position/placement, I was able to remove easily and place in the appropriate spot. There is a light adhesive so if it is moved often, i believe it may lose soem fo the stickiness.