can this product be used for a Boogie Board?
1027262
If your boogie board is longer than the distance between your bike's seat post and steering tube, then yes.
1027263
As long as you can install them close enough together. You may need longer bungees.
1631822
Yes, but you need to be very careful. It is very sharp. I would use it on the curved board that comes with it.
1653226
Sure I don't see why not... It is a plastic resin / you'd just have to get the right kind of paint to be sure it sticks. Maybe ask at a paint store about it more. It's kind if like outdoor furniture stuff.
140904
I don't really know this. But I think that if it could be used for that. Stanley heavy duty adhesive is very very good. The wooden parts are kept well adhered. In any case, depends on the treatment to be given to the parts that are going to paste.
899708
I think it would work fine for that. It is pretty sturdy and will screw on any surface. Actually, I screwed it onto a piece of wood that was square.
499722
You might be able to. It might be a little tough. Just make sure to apply paste wax under the jig to ensure a smooth glide over the material. Hope this helps. Juan
913877
No. The only thing this product is used for is to condition and lubricate a rosewood fretboard (which it does a GREAT job of doing).
1403255
No, only for a kid, the board is not good quality, is like a boogie board twice thicker and short board size
600784
Compare the dimensions of your Boogie Board with the Case Bag to see if it will fit.
1349954
I would say Yes it can be. Mine is attached to solid timber but I don't see any reason it would not be suitable on a peg board.
929615
I don't see why not, as long as there is a level spot. The product is easy to assemble and the bottom pieces would be fine on any surface, as long as it is level.
1482369
I used it to seal the top of a small play stage I made for a 3 year old. It was being tap-danced on 24 hours after application with no problems. I think your coasters would be fine after a day or two.
479050
You could mount a 1x2 on top of you board that you have. If the hooks arnt wide enough. That would be a option. Not sure why it dosnt work for you.
2042985
I would think so as long as the surface is compatable and dry. I used it for the underside of drawers for a sliding surface and after pressing the strip to the finished wood using a hard metal tool it has stayed fastened and slippery after a year.
211729
I honestly cant answer that> I used it for a tack board surface and used the rest for some sanding blocks. Good Luck.
245325
No, this board is only for the soft tip plastic. Metal would not stick and ruin it in no time.
1576454
i would say yes you can. use two sided tape but rember it could possibly damage wood surface if you take it off