does the adhesive strip stick to porcelain?
878765
Hi, I'm so sorry I'm not sure if it does. I used it for inside the bathroom cabinet to hang my toothbrushes. But it's pretty sticky and i think it will stick on porcelain.
1287485
Hey Megan, I think it should work not sure though. I don't have porcelain tiles but it's been 6 months it's still good.
256268
Short answer: yes, if you are careful. The porcelain glaze is slick and shiny so, (before it is installed and/or the power is OFF) clean porcelain. Place a piece of painter tape over outlet holes - wipe the rest with dry cloth. Some type of primer will be needed (spray on primer from local hardware store worked for me). Then add your top coat. Remove your painter tape. Since the porcelain is so slick, do not expect the paint job to last more than a couple of seasons if this unit is outdoors.
1125305
I used it on porcelain tile and it worked perfectly. I had asked the same question before I bought the product.
130450
It does not leave a sticky surface. It has been used on limestone and marble. I will use it again.
1287481
Command soap dish certainly does work on porcelain tile - I have two in all 3 bathrooms
2122042
I have not tried it on porcelain. Have you tried a pumice stick? I have had great results with the Pumie brand for heavily stained porcelain sinks.
624197
Yes - fine on porcelain; pour onto grout, soak for 15-30 seconds, scrub with grout brush, wipe off excess with wet towel on tile prior to it drying; after the scrubbing make sure you wipe up the gunk and solution with a wet towel/mop etc, let dry and seal grout (optional) - great stuff.
1915600
Yes it does stick to dentures a little. Just like any other gum. You can just kind of let it sit on them for a while and chew a little on it. Maybe they will do something about that some day but I have used the gum the way I mentioned and it worked just fine. Happy Sailing.
82135
No. This is really a product to be used where you need high-temperature bonding where metals are involved. Think of JB Weld as a steel epoxy. Cement board would probably be better adhered to porcelain with a construction adhesive. Some of them have much better tack qualities so you can put the cement board in place and it will stay there on its own. JB Weld needs to be clamped in place for 24 hours or so.
1681940
I would use several strips to clamp the bed in place while several globs of silicone adhesive are curing. I used this stuff to hold a magazine rack to my bathroom wall (ceramic) and about 8 months later it began to peel off the wall. I re-attached it using the strips and silicone adhesive and that won't peel off unless I pry it off.
1315027
It does has an adhesive. It doesnt stick very well. The strip only lasted a few hours on my nails and my daughters didnt even last an hour.
1749422
Very well, I have it mounted on the porcelain tile just below and behind the head. Also the mirror is VERY light (not glass). The real secret to getting the adhesives to work is too dry the tile completely and rub a little alcohol on the area to be applied and press it on hard. They really need a clean dry surface to work well. Any dirt/debris, oils, even from your fingers and they fail prematurely. Hope that helps.
746323
No. Things stick to surface. However, it is fairly easy to clean with a 3M stainless steel pad.
737881
I have mine on the glass. I would think it would stick if it is a smooth tile but mine is textured.
1157385
No, it has a one time use adhesive backing. Once pulled off, it loses its stickiness
815422
Sorry we have been out of country for several weeks. I don't know about adhesive. We predrilled holes in strip before going on roof. Worked really well. Strip works!!!!!