Could you peel a corner back if you want to see who is at the door, or would it not restick very well?
1944789
I wouldn't try it........it sort of defeats the purpose of the application! Personally, I put a peephole in my door.
1944790
I have peeled it back and straightened it out or changed it a bit but I'm not sure it would keep resticking if you did it all the time. Better to cut out a small section so you could see out.
1944791
Yes, you can peel back a small part and easily replace it by wetting it down again with water and it will stick well. I did this to clear out a small part of the bottom of the covered area that got coated with too much water/ The water had dried and left a cloudy film about a quarter size. I peeled it back and wiped it down well and replaced it on the window and it stuck well and dried clear. I am not sure how many times you can peel and replace since I only did it once..
649005
Yes. This would work well for that purpose assuming the front or back surface of the door is flush with the door trim.
1662497
No, unless the door is slightly open. You can also open it all the way if you're worried about it. I had too much in it and the door wouldn't stay closed and noticed that there was a shadow in the corner but other than that it works fine.
739008
I would think that cutting them to a smaller size should not be a problem at all - you should still be able to peel the backing off.
1302445
There are small square made of cardboard that you tack to the back; if facing another room not very appealing.
994439
There is only one entry near a corner. May be able to modify. We chose to not use the screen.
895035
I would say yes to exterior side of door or the side that you want it to be more visible. I have it on the inside of the window but we can also see it from the outside just as well. You will get a feel of the "texture" on the right side of the film. The other side is flat and smooth.
1784337
yes, it might be a little work, but it could be done. although the way it looks, you might break it to the point where putting the cover back on won't be possible.
2075100
A hacksaw works well. Cut from the adhesive side first to prevent accidental peeling of the backing.
1788501
Just peel away the back and stick it onto whatever you want! Not that hard to do.
1886765
You'll still see a general outline where the person is, but you won't see anything...specific. That said, I'd be more concerned with the adhesive and all the steam.
1858018
I would say YES! This is how to do it: Make a pencil line across the door where you want to saw it. Then use a utility knife to make a very small cut in it. Then use your Diablo. You can probably just saw it, but my instructions will keep it from tearing or splintering. You could also use blue tape over the area to be cut.
1362540
I just looked at ours and it appears that you can. There are screws holding the door on to the back, so I believe that it would be easy to remove
2239532
It will depend on the type of corner you are covering. The liner is very good quality- but if you are using it as part of a decorating project- you may want to cut it down and size it to cover a very pointy corner or If its a bigger corner thats exposed on all sides. But if its for a flat surface you can easily fold it over. Be sure you know exactly how you are positioning the liner.It can be repositioned but it will never look as smooth as it did. Also, cut it a tad longer so when you peel the backing, you can cut away the part you will undoubtedly bend out of frustration . Great product though. It will depend on the type of corner you are covering. The liner is very good quality- but if you are using it as part of a decorating project- you may want to cut it down and size it to cover a very pointy corner or If its a bigger corner thats exposed on all sides. But if its for a flat surface you can easily fold it over. Be sure you know exactly how you are positioning the liner.It can be repositioned but it will never look as smooth as it did. Also, cut it a tad longer so when you peel the backing, you can cut away the part you will undoubtedly bend out of frustration . Great product... » Read More It will depend on the type of corner you are covering. The liner is very good quality- but if you are using it as part of a decorating project- you may want to cut it down and size it to cover a very pointy corner or If its a bigger corner thats exposed on all sides. But if its for a flat surface you can easily fold it over. Be sure you know exactly how you are positioning the liner.It can be repositioned but it will never look as smooth as it did. Also, cut it a tad longer so when you peel the backing, you can cut away the part you will undoubtedly bend out of frustration . Great product though. « Show Less
919620
Yes, put a piece of tape on one corner and lift up. Comes off fairly easily.
207603
Yes. Get a fingernail under a corner and gradually lift it up. I have done this successfully more than once while getting it positioned correctly.
2013329
Yes you could go around corners.. I recommend cutting it for the corners though.. measure carefully