How do you get the double sided mounting tape off of the wall? I had about 100 pictures on panelling and I am taking them down but I can't get it off
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Try scotch guard...it take the sticky off of just about anything. Do it in a test spot first.
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I guess you can just pull them out. Depending on the texture of the wall and qaulity/age of the paint, they may come out clean or take out some part of the paint when you remove them.
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I haven't tried, but I'm guessing a little heat MIGHT soften the adhesive enough that you could pull it off, OR, a little coconut oil, butter or shortening might work. Also, a product called goof off might do it.
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Its almost impossible to get it off. I used it in my son's bedroom (On his wall) several months ago and had to use a knife to scrape it off. Took some of the paint off. Panelling might be easier.
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I agree with Galabb about using a LITTLE heat especially still this is paneling. Everything else may leave a residue on that spot. I'd tell you to use a putty knife or razor blade, but not on paneling unless you can match the stain you'll be taking off. For the next go around, try using 3M Scotch Command tape. It's removable and comes with a hook.
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This product is permanent, not recommended something you may want to move later. I would recommend FUN-TAK to hold the picture straight. It won't damage the wall and is easy to remove.
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Yes,I did....go to Home Depot or the like & get some 2 inch wide Industrial Strength Velcro & put a full ength strip top & bottom or even around all 4 sides & do the matching strips on your wall or wherever & you're good to go. Tip; once you apply the strips to the wall & to the Unit let both fully adhere over 24 hours say,before you mount the piece. Technically you don't have to but I find the Velcro sticky side adheres better long term if you don't immediately mount the Unit.Good Luck,CJ
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I ruined a few of the two-way tapes trying to peel it off, it really is difficult to come off..
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You will have to paint the wall if you remove them. They are stuck on with a super adhesive glue strip.
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You can use 2 pieces of tape to separate the film from the backing. Instructions should have been provided
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I used 3m double sided tape. You can also use a small screw as there is a mounting hole on the back of the unit.
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This product is a permanent mounting tape, very high bond. If you are asking if it will pull the paper over time or due to gravity, it would seem possible depending on the wallpaper bond and the weight of the item. This mounting tape will pull the outer layer of paper from drywall as well when a person tries to remove it.
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I can't think of a good way to do that. (I mounted mine where there was an overhang coming out from the wall, and it works well there.)
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The shelf screws into the wall bracket with 2 screws and them 3 more screws will have to be removed before the shelf itself comes off. Hope this helps!!
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I just peeled it off the attached paper and stuck it to the wall. I didn't separate it. It would be too much work and I wasn't sure I would get it straight.
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We haven't had to remove ours yet but I'm guessing you would simply pull them off. You could probably use a butter knife or putty knife if you had to get behind the adhesive.
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It should be two sided. You could have a defective one, but if i remember correctly, one side of the backing was totally clear. No watermarks at all to let you know its there. Take a closer look, maybe use a needle to try to get a corner started. If you still cant get it, either send it back for a new one, or find some other double sided tape. Id recommend returning it because the adhesive i received is super strong and because this is a lock, thats what youre looking for.
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Brian - Think of it as being permanent until you want it to be removed. Then, with minimual effort on your part, it will come down without damaging the tile. Here are some tips for removal of the adhesive: simply slide a metal or plastic spackling knife behind the bracket. As the knife cuts the silicone adhesive push the blade further and further behind the bracket until you feel the bracket become loose from the wall. To clean off any remaining jelly silicone from the wall simply (and carefully) use a single edge razor blade. So, obviously this mirror is not meant to be moved around every week. But people should have no fear of mounting our product even if they know they will need to move it in a few weeks/months. In fact, since we want you to continue enjoying our mirror at your next location, please feel free to contact us and we'll send you more mounting tape and silicone gel free of charge. Don't hesitate to ask any other questions you may have. Enjoy your mirror and thank you for your support Steve Parisi President ToiletTree Products
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Mine had a hard time staying on so I used a rubber squeegee to smooth it out, when I moved it again very tiny amounts of paint stuck to it since my wall has a rough texture. I don't think any paint would've come off if I didn't scrape a squeegee across it to make it stick better.
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Hey Jim, My version didn't have a mounting option. When I reviewed it, this was one of the suggestions I made. I have put some double sided tape on it and it has been holding up pretty well.
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I have the same item. I would **GUESS**: Try a"REAL" Hardware Store. Also... I chose to not use screws and so avoid holes in the wall. Instead, I **thoroughly** cleaned the painted wall surface and applied a NameBrand double-sided, permanent adhesive, FOAM mounting tape - FIRST, to the ENTIRE (Cleaned) back of the key hanger. You must trim the foam to fit and NOT SHOW from the front. PRESS FIRMLY to the wall. I used a cloth over a softwood block and "tapped " with a hammer to firmly set the hanger. I gave it 24hrs to bond - didn't HAVE to, BUT... Then I hung up the Keys, etc. I have had no issues.