Do you think this tape would stain our white smooth brick fireplace when time to remove it? Or be difficult to remove?
1939437
Hmmm!?! I don't think it will be difficult to remove. Staining I'm not sure about. It doesn't seem to leave a residue, but don't know.
1355794
I agree with the other responses. The wood has been finished with a lacquer or polyurethane. It could be removed with a stripper, and would then need to be sanded before staining. It would take some work especially with hand sanding in small areas. I suggest you live with the natural for a while and then see how you feel about it...
1545215
Haven't tried but assume it to be the case. Its a thicker material. I say it wants to adhere to itself more than the paint. Hence I expect with a bit of heat it would pull off without harm. It wouldn't hurt to clean and wax first though.
33293
no problem, i used it too go around my fireplace hearth, it is 9 foot long and comes out three feet in the middle it went around effortlessly. iwas skeptical myself until i used it. it eas amazing and stained up like regular wood
395372
it was difficult for me too then my teenager walked in and slowly peeled off the red rectangle and set the fire on the sticky part underneath! it holds hard but can be removed if you want to change it out later but I like my pink cover :)
1399694
To sound like a commercial .... I would try it on a small area first. This is an oil, and this one does have a hint of color. I have white counters in my kitchen and if I drop a few by accident I notice the color. I always clean up quickly. I'm afraid to tell you go ahead and it stain your furniture!! Great idea. Just be careful.
1084224
My guess is it would leave marks behind. I have yet to use the tape because of that.
137987
I used paste. It looks awesome, but my guess is it will only come off with a remover product or steam and I doubt it will be rental clean.
1197031
You could but it might damage the finish on the wood. Try it out in the corner. You need to soak it into a paper towel and leave it on for about five minutes. If you change the soak time you would get different removal. Might just work.
961707
I think it depends on what kind of paint you have. It didn't work that well when I was trying to strip a sofa table with a very hard, shiny, poyurethaned surface. It did almost nothing for me. It may work better with a more porous surface, like brick. I think I'd probably Google "how to strip paint from brick" and see if there is anything that is recommended. i think some of the strippers out there might damage brick, depending on its age/condition.
193133
Easily probably no, it almost feels like a soapy stain at the beginning. Not sure if a paint would hold or just flake off without a lot of prep work to remove.
1721363
I had no such trouble. The odor what it was...went away quickly...Could be bad tape?
1100092
I know somebody that removed it from fiberglass - they used a plastic paint scrapper - it took some effort but it did not damage it.May be able to use wd40 or some other adhesive remover to make it easier. I have not tried to remove mine yet and I have a porcelain tub.
2281346
I painted my fireplace surround with a foam brush and it didn't streak. It needed at least two coats.
1445169
I used Goo Gone but watch how hard you rub. If you have wood veneer finish, it may take it off too.
1220039
Yes, just get some WD-40 spray and a plastic putty scraper and you will be able to remove it in no time. the tape is the foam, double-sided tape in Qty 2 of 1/2" wide each. I never taped mine to the floor because they are in low traffic areas.
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I believe you can remove the tape without doing any damage to the paint IF you have a good quality paint and IF the wall was properly cleaned before the paint was applied. Still, I'd use a hair dryer or heat gun(carefully) to remove the tape.