would this work to stick to my walls where cabinet handles put dents and holes into walls? we just painted and I want to keep my walls looking nice!
270239
I would not recommend it. You could spackle over the dents, sand it smooth and, touch it up with the matching paint.
270240
Hope this helps.... I use the bumpers for glass projects on the glass ---there are gazillion of sizes out there... so you'll have to figure out the size you actually need. If you don't need too many check out local hardware store for sizes. I'm not sure about sticking them to the walls though I know it would work... is there anyway to make them inconspicuous on the handles?
148864
no it sticks very well, and doesn't affect the wall paint at all...very happy with the quality. Other brands didn't stick as well.
1385059
I used Magic-Mounts Poster Mounts (available from Amazon, Item model number: MI 0001-02) these worked well and were easily removed. However, our wall was painted and although it was still a rough surface, it was well sealed. I have also used the 3m spray adhesive and it works well too. (use disposable gloves and watch the over spray, we put down plastic drop clothes)
737852
The work best on smooth walls. They might stick, but they probably won't stick very well.
1759591
Mine stuck to my wall perfectly, just be careful applying it making sure all the air bubbles are smoothed out. If done right it it sticks well and looks great!Hope this helps,J
84155
Well not sure what kind of walls you're talking about...i can tell u I just used on my cinder block basement walls and worked great..i would not use on regular home walls especially wallpaper unless u want the wallpaper to come off..I've actually used it for that and it worked fantastic. If u have good wood cabinets I would use just warm water with a soft cloth not this..u don't want hot steam on the cabinets. Hope this helps
745160
I put it on a textured wall and it worked great. I feel sure it will stick to wood wall.
278653
I used this glue to put wallpaper in a doll house. I can say that it will most likely stay. Since it is a water based glue, I wouldn't put the picture into a "wet" area, like a bathroom. I hope that this helps.
934017
I believe it would. I used it on the side of my refrigerator (the front is stainless steele) and it was great. It's very thin and you have to take your time with it. I think it definitely will stick to a wall. (Try a small piece to check it out).
1301761
The adhesive will definitely hold the wrap to the wall. Even try applying a bit of heat from an hairdryer/heat gun will allow it to bend to your will. To clarify a bit on showing any imperfection stated in another comment; it's only noticeable if you have a slit/cut/scratch larger than 1-2mm...I applied it to a wooden box with sharp edges, it hugged the corners well.
1096804
I applied mine to a recently plastered (week before) and then painted (4 days before) wall. It stuck fine, until I came to readjust them and it ripped off the paint and even some of the plaster. I would not recommend these at all. I really wish I'd just put a hook up.
1930234
Smooth would be best... My walls are concrete so they are not as smooth as a Sheetrock wall but mine stick just fine... If your walls are very bumpy with sharp bumps then I would not suggest this... If smooth textured bumps then you may get an okay result it will just take a bit of time to get the lettering to sit into all the high and lows of the texture... Hope this is helpful...
84152
You weren't specific on what kind of walls or type of cabinets. I originally bought this to clean grout on my ceramic floor...it worked just ok...but then i used it to remove wallpaper...worked excellent! so if you want to clean walls with wallpaper I suggest not unless you want the wallpaper to be removed. I also would not recommend on any kind of home walls like sheetrock, plaster or even panelling (if people still have that)...I just used it on my cinderblock walls in my basement and it worked great...also on cement basement floor and ceramic tile (didn't clean grout very well though)...I use it every other month on my tiled shower walls for a good clean. I would not recommend using it on good wooden cabinets...I just redid my kitchen a couple years ago and was told just to use a soft rag with warm water and for those tougher greasy spots like over the stove, a little bit of mild soap and warm water than then just go over it with a clean warm rag. I definitely would not recommend this steam cleaner on wooden cabinets. Hope this helps!
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I applied it to a regular painted wall, but I believe the adhesive they have you use (mix powder with water to make the paste) is just regular wallpaper paste, so maybe you can search for that and see if it would adhere. Good luck.
1945577
HI! I am not sure that the surface of these cabinets will allow paint to stick to it. It is a laminate. I hope this helps.
515620
I pulled one of the stickers off from the painted wall in my granddaughter's room, and stuck it on a wall that we have wallpapered in another room. It worked just fine. The only thing I could see that might be a problem would be if you have wallpaper that is "flocked" or has designs in it that stick up from the paper itself. This item needs to be pressed flat against a particular surface. Hope that helps!
852248
That's what I bought it for was posters. Works well as long as the wall is not real rough and porous. I found it didn't work well with cement or stucco walls.