will it stick to all paints?
1499012
I cannot talk about ALL paints, but, I ordered a couple of their products and my friends also ordered some. We've had no issue with them yet... The seller was also pretty nice and responded all my questions. It may be better to ask them about your concern.
1499013
It works on almost all paints. We rarely get a report by a buyer stating that decals don't work on their wall. If you are unsure, we can send you a sample and let you see how it does on the wall you want to put the decal on. Please contact us with your shipping address. We would be happy to help. To send a message go to the product listing on Amazon.com and click on "DecalYourWall" where it says: "Ships from and sold by DecalYourWall. " and then click contact the seller under Further Information, at the right and bottom side part of the page.
849773
As long as your paint is in good condition they will adhere. In addition to the cables you'll need a mc3 parallel connector for each panel to connect them together.
1983491
Yes, it sticks to any thing very well. I put mine over snow seal roofing.Hope this helps
424848
I think this will stick to anything. Something as rough as brick should be no issue. Just don't expect for it to ever come off.
4270
It only sticks to certain type of tubs depending on the material. I think it sticks to the older models as the newer ones are made out of some kind of acrylic.
2222465
it will, but you have to keep an eye on the paint storage to keep the paint level above the suction.
2213926
Yes, they pretty much stick to any surface, just prewash the surface before applying. Have fun!
680173
It sticks well to wood, sometimes a little too well. I use it to apply vinyl to wood projects. It has pulled the paint off of the wood a time or too, so just use it with caution. Works great for my projects though.
682514
My best guess is yes. If the paint is older it may take longer than is breaks up latex paint. I used it on wood painted50 years ago and at least 4 paint layers. It took the first two off fast. I reapplied it and it seemed to take 2-3x longer but it worked. If you use it i'd recommend a plastic brush vs metal as to not scratch up the metal. On wood i scraped it to bare wood.
1107063
It will definitely adhere to the surface, but I wouldn't count on the white matching what you already have. It's very white. The marker is industrial and is made to adhere to anything. I used it on my tires to outline the letters, which is a new trend coming back. If you could get a sample size of wall paint from Home Depot, that may be a better idea and you'll have a choice of different shades of white. Goodluck!
1744421
I never tried to see if it would stick to any kind of Styrofoam or polystyrene. It very well might, it seems to stick well to just about everything. I just never tried that or had a reason to need it for that.
930505
NO; It cannot be used on anything but itself. It will not stick to anything else.
77088
I don't think the paint would stick. Possibly a spray paint but would have a different finish.
1959677
It sticks well to paint. Cheap paint may peel off, and then your hook will prob fall off.
1959678
I'm not sure about how well it will stick to cheap paint. I have used all types of Command hooks on a variety of surfaces, including wood, plastics, glass etc., but I'm not sure if the paint itself might break loose and of course, the hook will fall off. I've had good luck with Command hooks so far. I even have two installed in my car, which has plastic surfaces, and they have been there for over a year now and are still holding.
478826
It will write on anything, but some surfaces you can wipe it off again. Depends on how porous the surface is. It is truly permanent on MOST but not all things.
866449
No. That was my plan, however, it doesn't wipe off the chalkboard paint. It will wipe off glass and other surfaces but not the chalkboard paint.