sticker frames I'm thinking about buying these for someone in college, but I'm concerned about how easy it is to remove them. I don't want to pay for something she can only use for 1 semester, and I don't want anything that's going to take the paint off of the walls. Has anyone tried these? sticker frames I'm thinking about buying these for someone in college, but I'm concerned about how easy it is to remove them. I don't want to pay for something she can only use for 1... » Read More sticker frames I'm thinking about buying these for someone in college, but I'm concerned about how easy it is to remove them. I don't want to pay for something she can only use for 1 semester, and I don't want anything that's going to take the paint off of the walls. Has anyone tried these? « Show Less
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I have them in my living room and they are incredibly easy to remove - I couldn't believe it. Save the backing they come in and put them away until next time. It's like they're as good as new....
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I got them in July and they are great looking. Unfortunately, all of them have been falling off the wall. Until I am really tired of them, I will continue using scotch tape to keep them in place (tacky I know, but the landlord doesn't want holes in the walls). I have been disappointed that they didn't have a longer life.
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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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Hi- I have not yet tried to remove these, but the quality is sturdy enough that I imagine it wouldn't be too messy to do so. I suppose it all depends on the adhesive you apply before the wallpaper itself. I absolutely recommend this item! It's beautiful and transformed my kitchenette. It so textured that you can even paint over it as a statement wall. Hope this helps!
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the way mine worked was peel off the backing (i think mine was a white color backing), then I applied the sticker to the wall. I used a face cloth to rub over each individual letter as they are separate. I gave it a nice firm rub on the letters only. I waited a minute or two, then peeled off the front clingy part slowly. as an added tip, you could do what I did to get it straight if you need to. I used painters tape to tape the decal to the wall before ever peeling the backing off. I used a mini level to get it straight. When it was exactly how I wanted it, I flipped the decal up, so it was still attached to the wall by the painters tape (masking tape works just as well). when the decal was upside down, i peeled off the backing and slowly smoothed it down onto the wall. I started with a corner and worked my way through the whole decal, this avoids any air bubbles or crookedness. this decal can also be cut to separate the words to whatever works best for you. only the letters stick to the wall, nothing else. hope this helps!!!
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as a child's project; a paper drawing or a 3 X 5 photo without a frame, that you would want to remove later these could be an option. to use for a semi-permenate decor option I would not use them that way. be sure the wall is really clean to increase the adhesion.
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it's just a sticker. you wipe your wall clean and dry it. I had to trim the sticker that i received so you might have to do that as well because the sticker will get a glare from the light. Then you stick it on the wall and you can use a credit card or something to flatten the sticker out. Make sure you don't get any bubbles in the sticker. It's not hard at all. good luck!
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No. Once it's removed, it's a goner. And it's a bear to get off. I had to heat each piece with a hairdryer and there was a sticky residue left on the wall. I sure did enjoy it while it was up. Lovely decals, just terrible to remove.
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These decals are super easy to remove from wall - and you can even re-stick them elsewhere. They are more like a "sticker" type of decal, rather than the type that you peel off a backing paper as it's sticking to the wall. These are super easy to move around and do NOT damage walls. Cute, too. Especially with the bubbles! Good luck!
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Yes--they would work very well. You could divide a wall with a row of them or make a square as a wall accent. I used the blue tacky stuff (3M brand) to attach them to the wall. That way they can be removed without damaging the wall (I suppose dorm rooms have brick walls anyway). The record labels come in a variety of colors that break up the black vinyl. The records I received were mostly thin vinyl (mostly bands/artists from the 1970s) with a few good ones (Pink Floyd) mixed in. Cheap and cute decorating idea! Good luck!
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It was very easy to apply. My teenage daughter did it and it looks great! The hint we have for you is to roll out small sections at a time as you rub it on the wall and keep checking to see that it is straight. We have not removed it so we don't know about the removal process.
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I just repainted the wall that the decal was on yesterday....the decal itself is not reusable and it took paint off the wall when I took them off. Good thing I was painting!!!! So no it's not reusable after you take it down and it takes paint off the wall!!!!!
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They are not permanent. You can re-position them if you need to, but they're aren't easy to move multiple times because they adhere to the wall really nicely (just not with adhesive). I started setting up this Elsa one, and realized I didn't leave myself enough space, I was able to move three sections of it carefully and it did not remove any paint from the freshly painted walls. They look really amazing once they are up, but measure the space you are putting them in, they are larger than what you might think, and it's difficult to tell from the packaging because this Elsa sticker comes in five or six different pieces. They are not permanent. You can re-position them if you need to, but they're aren't easy to move multiple times because they adhere to the wall really nicely (just not with adhesive). I started setting up this Elsa one, and realized I didn't leave myself enough space, I was able to move three sections of it carefully and it did not remove any paint from the freshly painted walls. They look really amazing once they are up, but measure the space you are putting them in, they are larger than what you might think, and it's difficult to tell from the packaging because this Elsa sticker comes in... » Read More They are not permanent. You can re-position them if you need to, but they're aren't easy to move multiple times because they adhere to the wall really nicely (just not with adhesive). I started setting up this Elsa one, and realized I didn't leave myself enough space, I was able to move three sections of it carefully and it did not remove any paint from the freshly painted walls. They look really amazing once they are up, but measure the space you are putting them in, they are larger than what you might think, and it's difficult to tell from the packaging because this Elsa sticker comes in five or six different pieces. « Show Less
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They have been up for about a month and we've had no problems at all. The decals are so awesome. W we painted the walls and let it harden for 2 weeks like they suggested and they are textured semi gloss walls. There has been no issues.
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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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That's a great question....here's the thing....you have to rub these from the transfer paper onto the wall...they are pretty easy to do and I used a credit card to do it....but on textured walls, it might be tricky due to the fact that you might not be able to properly rub the decal into the wall or you might miss areas (depending on the type of texture), which would cause air pockets to get under the decal and it probably would end up not being applied well enough to last. I would suggest going to maybe a Walmart or Family Dollar store that sells decals at a low price and get something small and test it. They are pretty easy to remove when you are done too. Don't get the kind that auto-stick to the wall, try something that needs to be rubbed in w/a card. Best of luck ! These things are awesome, I have several of them ! Hope it works out !
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They're stickers that can be removed. However cubes with permanently coloured segments are also available.
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No. I have not tried to remove them. Permanent vs removable is what they are referring to. Removable means it is easy to remove and leaves little if any residue, if you are planning to remove the labels, get removable ones. If you are not then buy permanent.