Will these stick to glass. Wanting to give the illusion of the photo "floating" in glass frame with no matting.
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I have never tried, but they are quite sturdy; I have used them to hold ticket stubs in a shadow box no problem. They are not "invisible" you can see the tabs at the corner if you are very close .. just fyi .. I just don't want to destroy the ticket stub and it works perfectly.
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Caroline,I don't know for sure, but I doubt it. My guess is that they would temporarily stick, but then would lose 'stickiness' and not stay on the screen...
1101685
You would be able to see them from both sides....I have not tried to stick them to glass, do not know if the cold/heat would change their ability to stick.
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I haven't tried them on glass. Interesting question! I've used them on metal and they covered nicely; did not look translucent at all. I may try them on glass.
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Absolutely! I glue thin, magazine paper to them with regular gluesticks. For a photo, you may want a slightly stronger glue, but it should work beautifully.
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No, I wouldn't. Especially since moving boxes get handled a lot - I think you'll find yourself with a lot of unlabeled boxes. They stick ok ... But are not even close to the quality of regular blue painters tape. They stick well to glass, but when I tried them to mark my touch ups around the house like molding and walls - they did not stick well at all.
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Mine were like that too! They eventually flattened enough that it didn't look weird. I just kept smoothing them out on the window until they stuck and left them alone. But I would return them if I were you because mine do not stick at all, now that it is cold outside. I haven't been able to use them all winter long.
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I would say no, these are really thin, and the amount of prep to get them to stick would be a pain, I would recommend a foam brick, and use spray on adhesive.
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Hi, I don't know, haven't try them on other surface than glass... But don't think they do
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First this only works on plastic not glass. The next concern would be is the tint on the surface or is it through and through? If they are plastic and you won't rub off the tint, I think it might work. I would be very cautious.
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I have had no problems removing them from non-porous surfaces, though they are not as strong if you intend to reuse them. If your photo is large or printed on stock, I would just grab 4 more. I am also dual purposing to highlight some memorable concert tickets on a glass frame, stuck from reverse. You can see the edges close but from far away .. serving their purpose. It is out of the Sun in an office.
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If you use the permanent adhesive it should stick to glass just fine. It depends if the glass will be outside or inside as rain or water might be a factor. :)
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Mine does not stick at all!!! It will stick to glass or marble just fine. What a waste of money.
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You can try but I do not think that they will stick and they may be bigger than the corners of the table. Best to get a guard that wraps all around the coffee table. They are ao much better and last forever. They never come off until you tale it off. The other is a total waste of your money. Mary
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Yes, they will on some frames. I bought some small rubber "feet" to put on the bottom back corners to push the bottom out and protect the wall from the bottom of the frame. Also helps stabilize the picture on the wall.
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Yes, it will look like a nun-framed photo. You will need to buy stick-on hooks to hang them. Also, with just the cellophane cover, light will reflect more than from a frame with glass. It is not a substitute for a frame, but one way to get your pics up on the wall. Do you have a dump with a "free shop" nearby? You can find lots of frames!
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not sure. i put them on antique plates. they are stuck on them pretty well. maybe they can be removed if you soak them with water first to loosen the glue.?