Will these stick on a fiberglass shower wall?
1946584
I don't know but they have stuck to my ceramic tile in the shower for the several months I've had them. and my tile is not smooth. Originally I used those sunction-type hooks and they were always falling because of the air pockets due to uneven surface. The sunction cups are what I had previously used when I did have fiberglass -- they stayed up because of the smooth fiberglass surface. If the Command strips stay up on non-smooth surfaces (where air could seep in), I would think they would work on smooth surfaces also. I have a squeegee hanging from one and wet washcloth on another.
1946585
Yes, it is sticking just fine for over 6 months so far. I have one of those big wooden shower brushes hanging from it.
1946586
I would think so. I Use them on vinyl wall covering to hold curtain rods in camper.
888925
In short, yes they will. These are essentially a large poster board where the entire surface has the Post-it stickiness exposed so you can stick anything on the surface. There are no edges or frames, so you could place multiple boards side-by-side to cover your entire space.
2282636
Yes they are, just an fyi, if your walls are textured they do not stick to the wall. I tried putting my words up and they would not stick.
1581955
Yes they would. Make sure the surfaces are clean and dry before hand. I know this particular brand sticks well to any surface.
2067525
Yes, however they did not stick to my wall well at all. I had to throw half of them away. The company sent me a full refund, and half are still on my wall. Good luck, my grandsons loved it!
2260188
I don't think they would stay on a textured wall very well. They are removable decals not stickers.
460344
It would most likely stick to the fiberglass, but it is not really meant to get/stay wet. I'd probably try Bondo instead.
2156699
I don't think they would since the corner adhesives are very tiny. They also might not stick well to a wall.
1747053
We put ours on a fiberglass shower unit and it adhered just fine. However, I can't speak as to whether or not it is removable without damage. Personally, I wouldn't assume you can remove it without damage due to the chemical reaction with the glue and fiberglass. Wouldn't recommend for a temporary solution or for use in a rental.
1319839
Possibly. It would depend on how you attached the weights to the shower liner. I do not think the adhesive would hold in a frequently wet environment. However, if they were sewn into pockets or something similar, I think the weight would be sufficient enough to keep the liner down. Also keep in mind these are not magnetic, where as most liners you buy have magnetic weights to help them stick to the side of the tub, although many modern day tubs are pure plastic. Hope this helps.
2192845
I'm not sure about windshields but bathroom wall yes. As long as u apply on a really dry surface
7033
They will work on glass block if the surface is smooth. I would not recommend use on a thin glass pane such as a window or shower door as the glass may break with force applied to the surface.
243126
I'm not sure that they would. I used them to make wall decal stickers and they have never stuck like they should have and are constantly peeling off
7028
If the glass is completely smooth (i.e., not textured in any way), and if the glass is strong enough and thick enough to bear some weight, then I don't believe there should be a problem with them adhering. The proof would be to buy one for the $20 or so and try it out yourself. Be careful, though, to test it every single time before you enter the shower to make certain it is still stuck on!
1028652
Yes. They stay on well where I put them and can be removed without damaging the surface. They should work well for that purpose.
414819
I used this product on an old plaster lath wall that was more than an inch thick with excellent results. If you're using on a fiberglass shower wall, you want to be sure the hole locations don't align with wall studs as it is a hollow wall anchor. Stay at least 2"-3" away from the studs.
518286
they are very sticky. and hard to remove from most surfaces. so i'm sure they will stick. but you might be able to remove them easier later