I'm considering attaching to kitchen cabinet since it doesn't stick to the fridge, has anyone tried removing and has it damaged the cabinet?
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The hardware that comes with it includes two mollies and screws, I imagine that you could get the double sided foam tape and use that. I've done this in the past with other boards and it sticks fine, then using a credit card or something like that to help get the tape off. The screws included would probably be too long for screwing into a cabinet but maybe you could get shorter ones?
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I wouldn't "permanently" mount it...you may want to get 'heavy duty WIDE velcro' (I have purchased that from Jo-Ann Fabrics"). The velcro has "sticky" tape on the back of both sides (the plastic loop side and the fuzzy side). Then you can put the velcro around the back of the bulletin board and around the area where you wish to hang it. Well, it's just an idea that I think would really work...you could always remove it altogether at a later date IF you choose WITHOUT ruining the fridge. Hope this helps.
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it's a pretty strong magnet, but not sure about hanging with the knives hanging down like that...if they fall off...oh boy. We have it mounted on the wall and they stay at that position very well...sometimes it's even hard to pull them off... but, again I would be worried if it's under the cabinet. If the knife was lite weight...maybe....
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If I remember correctly, the magnet is perforated, or partially cut, to be split into pieces. If you want this white board to be magnetically stuck to a surface - like your refrigerator, use these. The "Tape side" side of the magnet gets the double stick tape, which in turn is then stuck to the back of the white board. This way, the side of the magnet that does not say anything is what contacts your refrigerator.
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I agree it would certainly look pretty but bear in mind that it is a contact adhesive. I think the constant moisture in the fridge would be a little too much as there is some condensation at times, which could loosen the contact. I have not used it for this.
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Maybe, the magnet is about as strong as a cheap fridge magnet. I would test one of those first to see if it stuck.
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Apparently, no it didn't damage it. I had this stuck to a "wood" shelf (you know, the stuff they say is wood, but its compressed saw dust or wood chips, glue, and a plastic veneer) for months, and it remained there until I pulled it off to see if the shelf was damaged. I did not observe and glue residue, either.
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I think it's easy to release - you get used to pushing the button to open the fridge door, and if you install it properly it will automatically lock every time you shut the door all the way. I tried and failed a couple of times, but it definitely helps to clean the surface with rubbing alcohol and allow it to dry completely BEFORE applying the adhesives. Oh and it helps not to slam the fridge door closed, because the plastic inside the lock will crack and won't work.
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I haven't tried to remove one, but this new adhesive is pretty much an epoxy type cold weld. I doubt it can be removed without damaging the refrigerator. Maybe you should contact 3M and see if there is a liquid remover product that would release the adhesive??
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Good question. I've never tried to remove one. I'll try now...ok, I just started removing a label from a glass food storage container, and it peeled ver easily, and left absolutely no residue whatever. I only peeled it 1/2 way, and it stuck back down just as firmly as it was before. I have been using this container with the label on it for well over a year now, through microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator, and even freezer, and have never had a label come off, or even show any signs of wear.
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I have not done that but place it on the door of the refrigerator. It is a tight seal and might work but I'd try to keep it the way it was designed.
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Hi Samantha. I put the sticker onto a wooden, painted door. It fits great. I'm quite sure it will stick on a fridge as well! :)
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I haven't removed mine. My guess is that it would tear off the refrigerators outer layer.
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I've used this product on the inside of my cupboard doors and wasn't planning to remove or move it some where else so I really can't answer. Perhaps a not to the manufacturer?
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So far I have only tried this on walls. And the surface was so smooth so it stuck perfectly. May be the surface of the wooden cabinet might be not too smooth. Try it on some smooth surface.
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Peel off the tape or stick the tape to the magnets and stick them on the back of the board. I didn't use mine because it wouldn't hold. You may want to get stronger magnets because they're weak and don't stick on the fridge good. I hung mine.
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Hi, The real question is do magnets stick to your fridge. A lot of Stainless fridges are not magnetic. We have a stainless dishwasher and a stainless fridge - they stick to the dishwasher fine but only on the painted side of the fridge - not on the stainless part of it. It just depends on the steel they use. High grade steel is usually not magnetic.