how to adhere to wall
1957488
I used a product called SealIt from the automotive dept for sealing leaks, strong adhesive and doesn't harm backing on mirror
20841
I used Velcro tape with one sticky side of the tape on the box and the sticky side of the mating tape against the wall. The tape is 2 inches in width and I used two strips.
979705
Put the anchor in the wall. Remove the white plastic plate from the black plastic unit. Screw the black plastic plate into the anchor. Snap white plastic into black plastic plate
1215955
I had to stick mine up with glue stick to make it stay on the wall. There really isn't much stick to it at all. It's the only way I could get it to stay up.
1964530
i didn't open this quotation yet because we have to paint the room first, all i can tell you is just thequotation w/o a frame, so i guess you just glue the letters to the wall, this is my daughter proyect, so i really do not know how this goes to the wall. i am sorry, i hope this help you a little bit.
408299
I had instructions with mine. Look closely. You take the back off and put it on the wall and press over it hard to make it stick to the wall or surface your adding it to. Make sure its straight. The more you rub it the better you will be able to tell if its coming off and onto the wall your adding it to. Good Luck!
2179412
You should first drill holes in the block wall (using appropriate size carbide drill bit), install plastic anchors, then use screws. An alternative method would be to use heavy duty velcro with two-sided tape. Any Home Depot or Lowes store Associate can explain in more detail.
1147140
I have used this on wallpaper with success, be sure the wallpaper is cleaned with alcohol and that you give extra time for the adhesive to make a good bond
54025
They stick on the wall and can easily peel off. You shouldn't have any problem or damage the wall. There's no glue involved.
215995
They have adhesive on back, they come off of glass fairly easy. Wall may be different story, maybe if you just use a little pressure and not press them on tight, you may be OK. Hope this helps.
1285485
Place it on the wall but only press on the four corners, step back and make sure it is straight. When it is straight and looks like you want, press it all over to stick to the wall. I then press over each letter with a scratching motion. Then start at the top left corner and pull off the paper at a slant. If a letter is still sticking to the paper just put the paper back down and press on the letter again and then start pulling the paper off at a slant again.
1800832
When I do this type of installation without directions I try to match the plastic insert that first goes into the wall and then use the two bits smaller for a tighter fit (you may crush the plastic if not careful) or use one drill bits smaller than the plastic insert so the fit is closer to the size. Then Once you have spaced all your inserts in your wall (they are level and correspond with the holes of the item going on the wall, Line up the item on the wall and hand screw in 80% of he way until you have all screws attaching the item to the wall. Then tighten down all screws until the wall mount is secure. I hope that helped you some.
2046774
You install the plastic holder by screwing it into the wall with either wood screws into wall studs, the best and probably strongest method of fastening or by using wall anchors to fasten to drywall, which is not the best way since the stress over time tends to loosen the drywall fasteners. If you have no choice but to use the drywall anchor method try using an adhesive as well to hold the plastic against the drywall. I would recommend the adhesive be a polyurethane type construction adhesive, which typically comes in a tube suitable for a caulking gun.
2046428
Mine is installed on the wall, but you might try that spongy double-sided tape - something like this: 3M Scotch Heavy Duty Mounting Tape, 1-Inch by 125-Inch (314) holds up to 5 lbs.
2185542
You can buy adhesive tape. or you can buy a spray to glue the foam to the wall. I suggest apetape adhesive tape because it will not damage the wall.
182163
i would use a very tiny TINY amount as to not harm the wall itself. this stuff is super strong. i'd suggest you hang it as best you can then use a small bit to level it if need be. i've used this stuff for COUNTLESS things so yeah, experiment but be careful so you don't damage the wall or the frame - but for something as simple as this sounds you probably want to go with something a little more temporary like ticky tack, even.
487311
It has a little indent on the back where the magnetic strip and the frame meet. Not sure tape would be thick enough to cover the area to adhere to the wall