Could it be used as a reverse stencil, put it down, paint over it, peel up and have the letter in "unpainted" negative space?
1182347
I suspect it could. The problem is getting them off of the sheet as they tear easily.
2162648
I would say each capital letter is a little smaller than 1/2 an inch and each lowercase letter is maybe 1/4 inch. So depending on how you plan on decorating it, I would assume it would do fine
149814
Yes, but it's not very good. It never dries completely and always smudges beyond recognition. You might want to consider buying stencils separately.
1941198
It is possible. The solution is like mild soapy water and if the autographs are not in some sort of permanent pen like a sharpie.
1740514
I belive you will be able to peel it off easily, didn't try mirrors, but mounted it on shaded canvas...It was difficult to attach so many letters... But at the end it looks gorgeous!
1990484
I think this would be to sticky and hard to work with for stenciling, maybe try sticky vinyl, that's what I use.
219519
Easily! Just use a smaller size letter. The templates it comes with are easy to manipulate! Have fun!
1473702
It's a smooth plastic surface, so it would not be very easy to paint. But I'm not a pro so I guess anything is possible.
473886
Creative idea but I wouldn't recommend it. The surface is fairly slick and there's not a lot of room for signatures, and then you couldn't read the places listed on the globe, which would kind of defeat it's purpose! If you had just a few guests and used a Sharpie, maybe, but what if someone dropped the Sharpie or messed up with it?
151058
Kinda/sorta! It really has no background; the decals works just like sticky letters. They peel of a sheet and is a very delicate process. Looks great, but I would not want to do it again. www.HandyHomeFix.com
814253
If you had a thicker paper, like cardstock, it would be kind of like using a paint pen. I wouldn't suggest it though.
404876
Although I haven't done this myself, I would think that it could be painted. I don't see why not.
2274526
No, I don't think so unless you can get very creative. This background is only 18" high
1252981
You can paint it, but it would void the warranty. As far as the type of paint to use I would contact a local paint store.
1952385
I don't think this is possible. It dries pretty fast, and acts just like regular paint. I am not 100% sure, but I think it might only work if you erase it right away, but even then, it might leave a smudge.
1995425
The letters are finished but they can be painted over... I didn't paint them, but it can be done.
820433
It could possibly be taken down from one home and reapplied in another, but I think it might lose it's stickiness and/or some of the thinner lines in the lettering might tear.Because of our similar relocation situation, I actually affixed my decal to a medium sized mirror with a nice chunky frame. It looks really sharp on the mirror and I can easily move it to where ever life takes us!