i want to put these on painted cabinets in a rental. Would these come off when we moved?
1554753
I really dont know... i guess you can use them again, one more time. But it will depend on how long they were on the cabinet.
737853
I would skip on these.. I even tried putting one on a box that's textured that my husband painted for the changing table supplies and it fell off. Maybe mine were just in a really hot warehouse or something, but they do not stay. I have decals in two other rooms with no problems...just these.
1222401
Nope. They are really beautifully hand painted/glazed. Have mind about 1 1/2 years now, and never had any problems.
726124
I would not put them on any pics or frames directly. I did not use on wood furniture. If it's not antique furniture, I don't think there would be a huge problem. Other then that, these stickers where a sanity savior!! With having different helpers at the load up vs the unload houses, no one had any questions of what goes were with every item!!
1468177
I suppose you coule spray paint these sticks...i dont think weight would be affected much, but spray paint does tend to leave a sticky residue, and would probably flake off easily...youd probably want to use a layer or two of satim clear coat after the color. I think a longer-lasting alternative would be wood stain, after sanding the sticks.
424450
Mine are on top of a mantle that is stained wood. I would be certain that you would need to put down a new strip of adhesive to get them to stick well to a new surface.
1506781
Not too sure- they're kind of thin and almost papery, and not too flexible. They would probably stick, but a smoother surface seems like a better fit. They would definitely come off easily if you only want them as a temporary decoration, but I don't think they would fall off on their own. Hope that helps!
729226
These are held in place with adhesive backed Velcro. As long as the paint on the wall and window frame is in good condition it will not harm it when pealed off.
2261311
I forgot to mention, I did use contact paper on my counters and peeled it off with no problem, unless your counters are painted. :-)
1136089
I've had these on my kitchen cabinets for over 2 years now and there are no signs of wear.I don't see an issue with this unless your doors are made of very soft wood, which I doubt
608438
I cleaned my walls and let them dry before I put them on. I also put the extras on the drawers and they hold well. I've had them for about 2 weeks now and there's no sign of peeling off.
1270181
Well, yes, but I found them kind of useless. I tried to use them but eventually I decided to loosely tape them up and position them that way. I used industrial strength double sided tape to install mine in my cabinets instead of screws. As long as you clean the surface really really well first they stick great! Good luck!
1282815
Yes, but not easy. The cabinets are covered in a laminate. You will need special prep and special paint. It will be like painting a kitchen cabinet. Paint stores and big box stores sell paint kits for painting cabinets.
1562351
They are removable, but moving them after already adhered will require adhering them again. The adhesive is very delicate and hasn't had any effect on the wood in my opinion. I've moved mine around a few times, and I haven't had any issues cosmetically.
467945
I would not. These are a brushed bronze...on natural cherry, you would want a darker color...an antiqued/brushed black. If you put these on a natural cherry, I think they would look almost like a tarnished brushed nickel...it would bring out a yellow-ish tint. I used them on a beige/bronze high gloss paint for cabinet makeover, and they look dark. I did trim in a dark cherry color and had to redo to a colder brown (not warm cherry with red hues). Hope this helped!
680701
I wouldn't say they come off easily as none of mine looks to have pealed or faded. There were already applied in the box.
707928
Yes. They easily took enamel paint off my wall when I tried to move them immediatly after applying them.