when you unravel the roll, is the vinyl backed by something you peel off? or is it peeling directly off the roll?
1950887
It has its own "release liner" - so when you unravel, you will need to remove the liner to expose the adhesive
390566
the entire mattress cover vinyl. Update- I would not recommend this cover. it had a seam down the middle, and after about a monthit split.
2120430
It is like a cloth tape, very tacky and sticks extremely well. My experience with vinyl tape is tears, sharp corners/edges and not very professional looking.
1626661
It's not too hard to peel because it's splits/peels in half. I gently pinch outer edges together and it loosen backing.
2272151
It is a soft screen protector. It came rolled up. Unlike most soft screen protectors, it doesn't feel like vinyl. Your finger doesn't drag when scrolling across the screen. It reminds me of high definition protectors from other vendors.
1671066
the outside of the back is solid wood, looking on the inside it apears to be covered with a heavy duty vinyl. i would say it is there to protect the finish of the roll top when you lift it and it rolls to the inside.
555147
Yes ... a little irritating at first that it's not permanently attached, but you can fix that with some tape or glue. I really love this product and recommend it highly ... and I have to disagree with the comment that it's expensive. My roll is finally getting ready to run out, and I've been using it for almost 2 years - and I use it nearly every day.
1673753
It is made of plastic. I think it is crap but I have two sisters who love theirs and that is why I purchased it. It could be that my roll just did not fit well. It was the first time I bought an off brand of plastic wrap. It could be that if I had saran wrap or such it would work better for me and more like my sisters. But it is plastic.
797883
It has been over a year since we got ours. I'm not positive, but I vaguely recall that the vinyl/rubber sleeve may have had an odor (as some vinyls do). If so, it was nothing that putting outside to air didn't take care of, and not having it on the railing during the 'air out' period wasn't a problem as my mom has all her mental faculties. All in all, I would recommend buying this particularly if it is for a more or less temporary need (recovering from surgery). If it is permanent, you might/might not want to buy a fancier one. This is compact and packable for easy travel, if need be.
1071745
It is supposed to peel back easily, but I had difficulty getting it to do that initially. I ended up tearing the corner to get some purchase on the backing, after that it was easy.
821240
I just checked the remainder of my roll. If you cut a sharp end off the tape and start with your finger nail at one corner, you should be able to get it off. Mine took only a second.
1852088
That's a great question. I haven't tried removing it. So far it's holding in place nicely with no adhesive sneaking out or peeling along edges. It's protecting the back from scratches which is why I got it.
1288730
I peeled it off, I think it was part of packaging. Although I cann't see any harm leaving it on.
1462482
It is not vinyl. It is definitely rubber. It has that weird new rubber smell but it wears off.
2132182
Ah, what I did was apply the decal from one end simultaneously scrubbing the back of the parchment with a credit card. Then slowly peeled off the back paper while rubbing behind the vinyl making sure the sticker does not lift.
665712
It has a peel off paper backing. Removing the backing exposes the adhesive (like a big sticker).
74079
My best guess is that the vinyl wrapping material will last about 6 months before stretching out making a larger roll than original. I've used my current one since May of this year. It seems to be outlasting another one by a different mfr which is already stretched out of shape after only a month. The print is wearing off somewhat; but, that is to be expected. It is still working, ad for the price I am happy with it.