WIll these work on a plastic trash can? It has a slightly pebbled surface.
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I have had the decals on my mailbox (heavy plastic) for at least a year. I think if you follow the instructions for applying the decals- the will work. They have adhered very well to my mailbox.
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I think it would adhere ok although the 'pebbled surface' may allow it to peel over time
285628
These will adhere to a pebbly surface as long as it is non porous. They have a very aggressive adhesive and if applied during a warm day you can use your thumb to mush them into the crevices. Take more care than normal when peeling the application tape aff the letters once they are applied as they may want to lift off with it. Keep pressing them back down if needed and pull off the application tape at a 45 degree angle while keeping it against the surface. Contact me if you have any questions or concerns. 845-687-0668
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I bet so! These things have some of the thickest layer of stickum Ive seen. Blow away duct tape...
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I don't think so. Part of applying the decal involves using a credit card to smooth out all the bubbles. Doing so makes sure that effects from air warming and cooling, and water/ ice/ dirt don't get behind the decal and make it peel off. The decals stick well to a smooth surface, and they work great, but they're not SUPER sticky. I think it would be a waste of your money to put them on a bumpy trash can. You're better off using cheap stencils from a hardware store and spray painting.
1731840
They are just little plastic pellets, I believe they will work in your project, as for what type of " pure plastic" they are I don't know.I used them to make a doll set on a shelf without falling over.
1238067
Hi, they work on any container smaller than the size of the lid. And they work on different materials - plastic, pyrex, glass etc. Keep in mind they just rest on the container, they are not a tight seal. But they are so much better than plastic wrap and better for the environment.
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I have not tried sticking these on plastic, but I don't see why they would not. They are sticking fast onto my glass jars which are going through the dishwasher, and being hand washed, repeatedly with no lifting or signs of wear.
552812
Yes they will work but their trash i highly recommend these ones m6-Bk-mee sport their $20 dollars but they will last for a long time.
1392040
I would use metal ones, Lowes or Home Depot has replacements, the plastic won't work.
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I'm not sure...I tried it on plastic & glass and it worked great. They aren't any more sticky than a regular sticker. I'd try to stick a regular sticker on the fabric bin and if it stays, I think these stickers would probably work.
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They fit perfectly in my rectangular roll out trash can, but I'm not sure exactly how big yours are so it's hard to tell. My guess would be they would fit unless a very large rectanglur trash can. Hopefully this helps.
756134
Yes they will mark on plastic but you will need to give a few seconds to dry before touching and then there will be no smudging!
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I believe they will work on plastic but I don't know that for sure. We used them to let our staff initial the bottoms of our new ceramic coffee mugs but it washed right off in the dish washer. I ended up using an old Stanford Metallic Paint Pen which works great on ceramic and doesn't wash off. I will test these on one of our disposable wine glasses and get back to you on how they worked. Stay tuned.
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You need to use metal ones, plastic won't work, Lowes or Home Depot will have some.
1125541
No, but that is a great idea as long as they are paper or cloth. It would be a mess for plastic. Hope this helps.
2000548
They probably would work but I wouldn't recommend it. These markers do their best work on glass, metal, plastic and on paper.
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My guess is probably. It sure sticks well to a plastic trash can. (Ours was cracked from the robot arm on the trash truck, and the city wanted $70 to replace it.)
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I don't know. I only use these on our file folders; and, unfortunately, I don't have anything plastic in the office to try one on. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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Sure, they would work well for that. They're plastic coated so they should hold up well.
1581955
Yes they would. Make sure the surfaces are clean and dry before hand. I know this particular brand sticks well to any surface.