Could I put these stickers on the outside of my glass aquarium for a background effect?
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I don't know if they would even work in the water or not but they will work on the outside. I'm just not sure how they will look if you want to put them on the back side of your aquarium. They will be backwards and probably not as vibrant but they are great stickers!!
1178101
Hmmm I don't know Mary, it's totally your decision! You can put them wherever you want to! In my opinion it would be much better to put real plants and fishes in the tank...
1848124
No the vinyl is more appropriate for making exterior and interior decals. However if your light was bright enough pretty much any material can become transparent but I would not suggest this vinyl set for your project. Good luck with your disco ball project.
1802597
Yes they can. Acrylic paint is best. You can also add stickers to them. I added monograms to a few. The rest I just left as is. Enjoy your coasters.
778170
Correct. Once you peel them off there is no background around them. Just the number. I have used these on glass entry ways of our businesses to mark the house number for the Fire Dept. The white works best on glass, but the black is nice on a light colored door. They are very durable.
164726
It's very thin won't fit over my aquarium edge. I just lay it on top of the glass top
1117974
Of course! I just wouldn't put it on any type of glass that emits heat....like the bioethonol fireplaces in glass etc. And also on Windows that are exposed to a lot of sun.........the plastic sticker may crack with the various types of Thermal excursions cold, hot, humid etc.
1189810
I didn't use it for an aquarium. Put it in canning jars and put candles on top of it.
1923338
The sticker will work on any surface that is smooth and non-porous. Stainless steel sinks are perfect for the sticker. Thanks very much for the question.
2122506
I can only tell you that most of the background of my aquarium is blocked from view by rocks and plants so the blue background only shows in small areas. I used black gravel and my fish just pop against those additions to my tank. I would prefer the blue as it seems to give more of a "water" look. I love my aquarium, by the way. Have fun with your fishes!
1678588
Yes. You could choose to let it "float" in other words have a clear glass border between the photo and the frame or mat the photo to provide a solid outline for the photo.
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http://m.petsolutions.com/C/Aquarium-Hoods-Canopies/I/Perfecto-Glass-Canopies.aspx
2008166
It is like a static-cling window decoration. It does not leave any residue behind. It's easy to put on an aquarium and to take it off and move it.
720758
I have them on yellow walls in a bathroom but I would think that they would look good on dark walls. The colors are very bright and vivid! I suppose if you have a navy wall, the whale, bubbles, and waves may not pop. Likewise, if you have a gray wall the shark may not pop.
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No you can not. The picture is on the plastic. If you add some plants in the tank, it actually looks really nice.
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Im not 100% sure. As long as its plastic not glass you should be fine. Just dont go to dark with it because its pretty much water down paint. So the more layers you put on the less light shines through. At sum point it would just be like taking spray paint to them. And do them all at once if you want them to match.
188065
I believe there are a few options for a background that you can use. Just go to the settings and there should be a few choices.
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I suppose you could, but it's not a permanent sticker, so it can be re-positioned or taken down & hung up elsewhere if need be. If you're putting it up on a corkboard or something, then I could see using it with tacks instead. But if you're just putting it up on a standard wall surface, I wouldn't bother with the tacks. Hope that helps! :-)