Can I use this product for projects other than wall decor? Will it stick on a card board box?
1940019
I should stick well on a cardboard box but I don't think you will get the opportunity to remove and reposition it, as it will pull the cardboard apart upon removal (much how packing tape may do this).
215992
I would be afraid of putting it on a wall.... I tried to reposition one which had been placed on a plastic circle and it really did not want to release. If you have a high gloss paint it might work, but anything else might take the paint and/or the top layer of the wall board off. They really are meant to be pretty permanent.
1907105
I think it would stick. My wall is semi gloss and it sticks perfectly. However the surface won't be smooth it's thin and sticks well hence it reflects the texture of the wall.
816133
It would probably stick. My concern is that the wood is porous and it might absorb the moisture from the paste on the back. Maybe take a small piece and put it on and wait til it dries thoroughly (a couple of days) and see what happens. If not you could seal the wood where that wouldn't be a concern. Hope this helps. It is beautiful wallpaper I love mine.
1110163
I can't remember that brackets for wall hanging came with this board. I would go to a handware store and look at the picture hanging brackets. It is a light board so you won't need a heavy duty bracket.Instructions are usually on the bracket package for hanging. I just have my board propped up against the wall in front of my computer. Good luck!
577134
Hello, Steve...I would not recommend this product for that use. I think this job needs a stronger product like Weld Bond or Tacky Glue that comes in several kinds: Clear Gel, Original, Extra Hold, etc. my first choice for wallpaper would be Weld Bond. You could build a house with this adhesive. Hope this helps. Have a great Monday....Linda
995444
There are small metal anchors that you can attach to the back of the frame if you want to use them to hang the board on two nails on a wall. The hardest part is making sure that the nails are level with each other. I do not recommend eye-balling it, use a level if you have one available.
535351
I can't say for sure but because it's so thin, I don't think it will work well on textured walls. I believe you will be able to see the textures come through the decors. However, it probably would stick on the textured wall.
1406708
I wouldn't recommend it for wallpaper. It is lightweight plastic, and was great for a party/temporary use, but doubt it would hold up as wallpaper. Recommend ordering a large wall decal.
1928573
Not sure. I'm sure if you mounted it on a sheet of plywood and not directly to the wallboard it may be used...
339248
As an artist, no, I would not use this in that type of way. It's actually very thin and flimsy. And maybe, because I'm old school, my standard for poster board is too high. For backing posters I'd go for something more substantial, like even a chip or matting board.
1117972
I'm not entirely sure, since I applied mine to the wall, but I honestly don't see why not. It's basically just a fancy sticker. ;-) Just follow the instructions!
451824
I am sorry but the cardboard may be too thick to be stick on the wall. This is meant to be standup only.
1128363
It wont look bad. I Just dont think it will stick. The adhesive is not that strong. Depending on the color of your brick you also have to choose the right contrast in colors so they can stand out, also I chose my last name initial in a different color to blend in with the wall color and stand out at the same time.
1580735
Everything I have put on the wall with Blu-Tack has stayed up, but I am only using it for posters. I use two extremely small strips and the poster stays put. You may have to use a little more Blu-Tack; not sure what the weight limit is for what it will hold on the wall.
1457557
Only if the boards are very flat & smooth and are suitable for wallpaper--the wood would need to be "sized" prior to application. If you could attach 1/2" sheetrock onto the boards, you would have a suitable surface, otherwise I would discourage it.
804595
You probably could, although since the back of these are mostly magnets, it might be a bit of a challeng to find a way to get a fastener onto it.. For wall mounting I would suggest the boards made more like bulletin boards.