Two questions--will the adhesive leave residue on what it's adhering to (I'm using it for windows), and can the foam be cut?
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Not sure what kind of adhesive you are using - mine didn't come with any and yes the foam can be cut - I have done that with mine.
978194
It is pretty sticky and will stick to almost anything. This closed cell foam is a vapor barrier, and as such the moisture is redundant
478518
Yes, you will need double sided from sticky tape. Make sure when you on box, to let the foam sit for 48 hours to stretch before applying on glass
170342
The foam is dense enough. I could see quartering it for a tight fit. I would make sure about whatever adhesive I tried. Heck it might turn out to be a marketable idea.
34663
So far, I've moved mine twice with no noticeable residue. I suppose it wasn't meant for permanently fixing the pad to a surface, just semi-permanently.
339843
I used, I believe, Liquid Nails for projects, fairly inexpensive @ Walmart, & says it's safe for foam on the label. Good Luck & Happy Landings!
1336668
I have not had a reason to remove them yet. The adhesive seems to be a lot like double sided tape so if you heat it with a hairdryer and carefully peel it off you should be ok. A little goo-off should clean up any residue left behind.
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You can cut any foam with a bread knife but you would hafta carefully re sew the cover back together afterward. Snap a chalk line on foam to keep cut straight. Good luck
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It is adhesive, but it's junk. I bought some for my sticker business and had to throw it away because it cut so poorly.
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If you're using them longterm or you don't mind making holes in your wall, I would recommend using nails or pins. Double-sided tape or that sticky tack stuff will work but you'll probably have to attach something more substantial to the foam, since the foam surface isn't ideal for sticking to things.
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Yes. When you want to remove it, it will be tricky because the adhesive is stronger than the foam substrate.
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It comes with an adhesive pad which would probably work on a window pane. It seems like it is removable but I couldn't guarantee it would not leave a mark. I was able to attach it to a wall next to the window and it worked fine.
715763
It's much lighter, and it's not sticky like packing tape. It sticks to the window & frame, but you can peel it off easily with no residue. Packing tape would be much more visible too, even the transparent kind.
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I had same issue and depends on how big a gap between the screen and window frame. You would need weather stripping they sell both foam and rubber kinds in different widths etc here on amazon. I just used the rubber kind and I can finally open my window without everything getting in.
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The adhesive IS for one time placement. You could probably get it off with some effort, but I doubt it would stick anywhere after that.
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I have not tried to cut that type of foam but I would imagine it would, you might want to keep the temp dialed down so you do not get a melting effect.
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I would guess the foam would maintain its functionality, but it would be hard to get that perfect factory edge. May end up fraying around the uneven edges.