Would this decal stick to a large classroom chalkboard?
902196
I believe it would. I have sticked it to a large painted wall and at this moment (after ten months) it remains perfect.
902197
I can't be sure, as I didn't try, but I believe it would. I can't see why it wouldn't as long as the board were cleaned of chalk dust and dry.
939897
I stuck it on the back of my kitchen cabinets on some kind of fake wood stuff they used in the 80s, so yes, I think it will stick on hardboard. It's basically contact paper, just heavier. I'm very happy with it. Get a lot of compliments!
1590416
Excellently. That is what I bought it for, and I use it on a chalkboard every day.
48555
I use them to hang up posters in my classroom. They don't leave marks. Just be careful when removing.
1828064
You might if your replacement medie is thinner than 5/32-7/32" thick. The sign accepts all of the poster-board of various weight we have attempted to use in it. If you were trying to use chalkboard replacement media (let's say in a restaurant or other retail setting), I see no reason why you could not size the media to fit on the front of the sign (outside the manufactured media-track on the sign) and attach the media of your choice with velcro-type attachments--or even stick on magnetic strips. The sign is heavy enough to warrant this kind of effort to "customize," especially given its value.
133326
If the paint is flat, yes. If its glossy, no. We put it on a heavily textured wall and it stuck well.
378132
Its slightly textured. You might be able to get away with putting real sticky stickers on it but those stickers that your teacher used to put on your papers would probably fall off
795570
no...I wouldn't buy these. I was very disappointed after they wouldn't come off my nice chalk board. :(
719309
I did - a whoooooole lot of mirrors, actually. My classroom used to be an old dance classroom and there was an entire wall of mirrors at the front. I used this stuff to spray paint over it and turn it into a makeshift chalkboard, and I have two caveats: 1. While it can and DOES work on a mirror, you need to make absolutely certain that the mirror is clean. Like, spotless. Otherwise it's going to cause bumps and bubbles and make actually writing on it kind of troublesome. 2. You will probably need to do at least two coats - one seems to be too thin and can cause chalk to "scrape through" the paint, so I'd definitely do at least two coats to make sure you've got a good chalkboard base. Do those two things, and you'll be good to go!
728398
I wouldn't think so, mine is on the fridge but the chalkboard is thick enough that I don't think texture would bother it.
597637
The chalkboard I bought for my Grandson has about a 1in. frame, I have no clue on what size the board is itself. I'm pretty sure if you take it out of the frame it will work if you insert it into your paneling wall. I wish I could be more help.
1399523
It possibly will, but I think that it might not stick as well or stay stuck to it as long as it does with regular poster paper in my opinion. I only use these so far to hang posters up in my room.
2264861
I think you could. It's a shiny surface so it's difficult to write on with pencil and some pens, but I would think a decal would stick. It does fold, though, so the decal could NOT be applied to the whole surface or it would no longer close properly.
1966225
We use on chalkboard painted menus. It wipes off fairly cleanly. Over time, a residue builds. If the surface is very shiny, you've got a good chance.
708632
The chalkboard labels adhere to most surfaces..that's what you would be purchasing.
387487
This won't work At all....you need a permanent marker for that...try looking for a permanent chalk marker in white
1121150
Not to sure, it might. My walls are painted with a "dry" sought of rough type texture (the feel is like a brick wall type surface). Since the price for the decal is pretty reasonable, I'd say give it shot. At best, if the decal fails to stick on the wall, Home depot sells various types of clear adhesives for wall paper & borders that you can use to keep the decal glued to the wall.