how do u remove the adhesive and velcro strips from wall and or woodwork when u take this down? and in doing so will there be residual dmage to these
273641
they just stick to your wall and it might pull off some paint when you take it down. it is just a small tab that sticks to your wall. the door works great
273642
Use a hair dryer on the velcro for a couple of seconds. It heats up the stickiness and the velcro just peels right off.
273643
They stick very tight but I would think some Goo-Gone or other adhesive remover would help. I'd never stick these to a plaster wall, even painted drywall. The degree of marring or actual damage will depend on the surface you stick it to. I would keep to painted or sealed wood, or metal.
83302
You have to call a remediation company that will properly remove and dispose of it. They will most likely remove drywall etc.
1885514
The best way to remove tape from just about anything without damaging the surface is to warm it up with a blow dryer to soften the adhesive. It should then come right off.
237430
You should remove the plastic from both sides and then remove the adhesive strip covers. I bought adhesive because it didn't state on the item that it came with it but it did.
980484
I have removed them from some surfaces... particularly hard ones like plastic, glass, etc. However, they will likely self-distruct when done. Paper is another issue. You would probably destroy both the label and the paper it's attached to. You could try heating it with a hair dryer first as that may soften the grip of the label glue used.
1276449
Hi- I have not yet tried to remove these, but the quality is sturdy enough that I imagine it wouldn't be too messy to do so. I suppose it all depends on the adhesive you apply before the wallpaper itself. I absolutely recommend this item! It's beautiful and transformed my kitchenette. It so textured that you can even paint over it as a statement wall. Hope this helps!
2205404
This is a "once" only application. Removing it will render the adhesive unusable.
1284618
Try Goo Gone or any type of adhesive remover look for it in your local stores, Staples, Wal-Mart, or department store.
2113376
Yes,I did....go to Home Depot or the like & get some 2 inch wide Industrial Strength Velcro & put a full ength strip top & bottom or even around all 4 sides & do the matching strips on your wall or wherever & you're good to go. Tip; once you apply the strips to the wall & to the Unit let both fully adhere over 24 hours say,before you mount the piece. Technically you don't have to but I find the Velcro sticky side adheres better long term if you don't immediately mount the Unit.Good Luck,CJ
1177667
not sure about removing but to place on wall, its very difficullt and dont come off well, hope this helps!!
1276450
Absolutely not :0) You put it up with wallpaper paste so taking it down will require a LOT of work and you will have to resurface the wall. This will NOT "peel" off the wall.
1445169
I used Goo Gone but watch how hard you rub. If you have wood veneer finish, it may take it off too.
685438
Unfortunately, your wall is ruined!! the only way to get Citristrip off anything is to scrape it offl...hence, strip!! Wall will have to be stripped and repainted!!
874307
Remove from the wall after use, or to apply to the back of the soap dispenser? If the product is new and you are using the adhesive, there should be a peal back piece of non-stick paper attached to the adhesive tape. Peel it back and use. If using on a wall, I would personally screw the dispenser in. If using on tile, then use the adhesive. You don't want to damage tile by using screws. If you are talking about removing the adhesive from tile or a wall if the dispenser fell off or if you are discarding the dispenser, you will need a flexible scraper to remove the adhesive. Then you will more likely than not need to use touch-up paint to cover up the smudge that the adhesive will leave behind. If on tile, scrape and wash off. Hope this was helpful.. Gracias, -Steve
2012326
Go to a craft store like Hobby Lobby and go the scrapbook section and find the adhesive remover they sell. I can't think of the name but it is strictly designed to remove adhesive. Hope it helps!
552767
I believe you can remove the tape without doing any damage to the paint IF you have a good quality paint and IF the wall was properly cleaned before the paint was applied. Still, I'd use a hair dryer or heat gun(carefully) to remove the tape.
1154736
I agree about using double-sided tape ... think long term ... when you want to remove again, you can scrape it off again to reuse ... be sure to use WD-40 too for removal. I think your Super glue will be more difficult to remove when the time comes to remove the residue for an unscratched window.