If you use it to mount a 20x30 photo to a foam board will the picture stay without coming off?
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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.
1780934
Depends on how you mount it. If you use the sticky tape option, it might not handle, but if you use the included screws, and use the proper hardware (for example, if hanging on drywall), then this should work nicely. My two are hung using the attached tape. I regularly hang fine art photo prints in my studio from it. 24X30 on heavy paper, two or three at a time. I love the ability to preview the prints I am working on in the proper wall placement, then easily swap them out as I move on. Hope this helps.
1580026
I did in order to protect the picture I was hanging, but you could go without it as long as whatever it is you are wanting to hang has been mounted on a fairly sturdy back board (foamboard, pressed cardboard, etc.)
1777754
it all depends upon what quality photos you take. if you shoot a high resolution it will holder much fewer than low res ones. I.e., there is no real answer to this question. It all depends.
77072
not sure...but I think the laminate that works for it would work...if you just use one side of the laminate maybe? The laminate self adhesive...if just use one side of adhesive it would adhere your photo to whatever you run it through with I would think.
801738
Hm, don't know what you mean by face mounting. Maybe you mean putting glue on the face of the image and sticking it to something transparent. 3M mount has glue in tiny capsules which break and adhere under the pressure of the P.A.1 squeegee. So you would have the mess of broken glue capsules degrading the image.Not having tried it, I would say that it would certainly work to a certain extent since the glue capsules are microscopic and transparent, but 3M would not be ideal for this kind of application. Tell you what, I'll try it and get back to you.
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it ranges in size as to how you arrange it on your wall.. you probably wont get it to look like the photograph, I couldnt. It comes in many pieces. If your wall is textured even slightly, it won't stick to the wall. Mine has fallen off almost daily
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I mounted to a hard SUP. Most of these type of glue items want a slightly roughed up hard surface. If the foam is smooth it might work, although if it was pulled with force the foam might rip. You would have to judge that on your SUP. If it is a bumpy surface it would probably not work.
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I would imagine that it would hold up to the type of moisture in mixed media projects. I use to attach all sorts of things to cardstock but, given its intense holding power, I think it would hold chipboard to MDF. I have used it to hold photos to metal with good results.
1584282
Yes. Just make sure nothing runs against the board. It'll leave little marks on your image.
166752
If by "removable" you mean "comes completely off" the answer is "no." It does flip up so you can take a picture.
1755983
I tried it with a strip about one inch wide and the width of the picture. It did not hold the picture up. It might work if you have a magnet strip the size of the picture, but I'm not sure.
960557
I suppose if you used heavy duty double sided material like is used to secure posters etc. it might work. It is fairly light but with a lot of use, I'm not sure it would stay attached for long.
1713224
I haven't had any problems with this Double sided tape at all.I would be careful about mounting very valuable photos.
1541348
I don't know what you mean by 'wont stick'. This is to SET the product you used to make the picture (chalk, graphite, pencil, charcoal). so that is wont smudge or smear while handling it. I suppose it would keep the dust off the glass of your frame, too.
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Not exactly sure, but I think it will make it quite small. My needs were to make things larger. The glass where you place your image is only 7 inches, then you go up or down from there. Hope this helps
1469028
It will not damage the photos and they will adhere-at least for a while-but this glue is more intended for temporary applications, such as adhering templates to material before/during cuts. I used it to glue paper onto styrofoam insulation, and it didn't stay there for longer than I needed it to.