Are these sticky on the top? Buying so students can make posters to hang in room and I'd rather not make them tape it...
873620
We love these for making flip charts, but I would look for another product for the posters unless you do chooses to hang them up a different way (no stickiness) . Using the grid lines might be helpful for your students.
873621
No. Tear off. Not sticky like Post It Notes. There are pads that do. What I bought does not.
873622
no they're not sticky on the top. I used them because the sticky on top ones are very expensive.
873623
As Granddad said, no, they're not. Tip: Be ready to reinforce the back. You can't even lean this thing up against a wall because it will fold in half. That's the only thing I don't like about it.
873624
These are not sticky on top. The 3M ones are sticky like post-it notes, and the sheets are a bit smaller than these are. We hang these sheets up on the wall using pads of blue painter's tape.
433803
I would use a label maker like the kind you get at an office supply store to make labels as needed. They will stick on, but come off easy enough if you have to change them. I don't think writing on them would be a good idea. i hope this helps.
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They are thin sheets of Teflon. I have had thicker sheets before but these work just fine for me. I use them in art projects and nothing sticks. Some colors stain them a little but that does not bother me.
520492
They have a normal sticky pad on the bottom so they will stick to anything. My only warning is that if what you are holding up is too heavy, I.e, a laptop cable with one of those big surge protectors? built it, the clip will come unstuck. If you're just holding an iPhone charging cable or a printer cable, they should stick fine.
1721914
They would probably work best on poster board. They'd probably still work just not have the same affect.
801276
I haven't used them in that regard but I would think they wouldn't be too successful. They're fine for keeping light things tacked together where no real gravity is applied. I would think keeping something like stockings up would be too much weight for the adhesive
1339011
No, they are not free standing. You will need to clip them on to something. To label food you would have to use a "popsicle" type stick that you can stick in the food and then clip the mini chalkboard to the top of the stick. Good luck!
1382044
Hi, I sent these back because there was no hole or anything to hang them up with. I bought these for my sons posters and I bought Velcro removable poster stickers instead. I got them right here on Amazon and the posters are still up. Check them out. Hope this helps.
1327419
Yes, the walls in my Sons room are not completely smooth, they have that bumpy texture to them and no problems sticking. They have been up for about 15 months now, no problems.
2032256
They are great for all types, chalk, pastels, oil paint, charcoal even crayons :) you would need to attach a hanging bracket to hang on walls etc but easy to do! Hope this helped
1270181
Well, yes, but I found them kind of useless. I tried to use them but eventually I decided to loosely tape them up and position them that way. I used industrial strength double sided tape to install mine in my cabinets instead of screws. As long as you clean the surface really really well first they stick great! Good luck!
658230
Yes. They do have adhesive backing on them. Just make sure you clean the surface really well and you'll have no problem getting them to stick
2268011
Yes... Its just a protecter with a slot at the top. They're rigid and have a quality that keeps the protected from slipping. Not sticky... made for preservation
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they sure can be used but they do not stick( stay-up) very long or at least for me I hung my pictures up with them on the wall( drywall) and they fell and broke my pictures
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Remember there is never a stupid question and yes you can put them on the wall and you can remove them with no problem. I love mine . Good luck in school and believe in yourself. Reach for your STAR!����062;����&#128062;�
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I'm with the other commenter. They have been up since December, and have held beautifully. You need to be sure that they are on a flat surface, on the tile, and not on the grout lines. I took them down yesterday, and they were still holding very, very well. There is a locking mechanism that helps them to hold tight. I would be hesitant to glue them, because I would be afraid that the glue might damage the suction cup, and then they would be useless.
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I work in a school and have them in my classroom, they have held up very well on a painted wall, I'm not sure about a textured wall. They stick very well.I hope that this helped you out.