Has anyone tried it on slightly textured dry wall? If yes, is the writing surface smooth enough?
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That's what my wall is. It isn't smooth really but it's not rough. It's slightly bumpy if that is any better at explaining. And well when you write on it wont have a smooth like paper line. But it's doable. My kids used it until it didn't stick to the wall anymore.
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I personally did not like it. I out it in our regular wall and it dis not hold up. The sticky backing did not hold and he kept falling down.
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Yes I tried it on a plaster wall and it did not stick. It fell off within minutes. I ended up buying chalkboard paint instead and that works great.
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It has a little grainy feel- not bad----I use mine for a Christmas village so no problem. Don't know about the texture for sure--but don't think it will bounce a pen.
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Hi, I didn't put mine on a textured wall, however, I think it will stick just fine on that type of wall also.
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The specific table I received has a very lightly textured surface. It is probably smooth enough to write on, but I'd be inclined to use a pad or other backing of some sort.
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Hi, my walls were textured with many bumpy coats of satin paint and it worked great. In fact, the magnetic painted area became a thick smooth surface, but I used the whole can for a small area which was a very thick coat.
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it depends on how textured your walls are, probably works best on regular smooth drywall surfaces, not so much on stucco.. but i'm just guessing
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Surface is slightly rough, not sure I would call it texture, but looks realistic on the wall, ( as lond as you don't look very closely 0.
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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.
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I believe it would be thick enough depending how thick the texture is. I've seen some texture that is very thick then I would say no. You may want to sand down the thick areas of the texture. When my husband and I textured our walls the texture was not very thick. What I would worry about is it sticking on the plaster. You may want to use wall paper glue. Hope this helps. Good luck
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I applied this Dr Who saying to my sheetrock (slightly textured) walls this past March 2014, and it is still stuck very nicely to the wall. The wall was freshly painted (dry of course) and very clean. I very laboriously rubbed each letter to the wall taking about 45 minutes total as I recall. Still looks nice.
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Yes, I have textured walls with semi gloss paint, the decal sticks great and has stayed put for over 6 months so far.
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My wall is textured and this wall decal does not stick to my wall. I tried using the blow drier and still wouldn't stick. I think this wall decal needs to go on a smooth wall, not a textured wall.
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I have texture on my walls but I suppose that it would depend on what kind of texture. I have been able to attach them and re-attach without difficulty. It works well. Our texture is more of smooth bumpy (if that makes sense) versus a popcorn type texture.
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I don't have textured walls, but the stencil is VERY nice and it's very sticky, so you may be ok with slightly textured walls.
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I could not get mine to stick to a painted lightly textured wall. So I don't think it would stick to a painted block wall. It would have to be very smooth.
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It's pretty sticky, I applied over a textured wall & it's not going anywhere :)
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I did a wall without sanding on my slightly textured wall and hated the result. I ended up sanding and repainting. Try writing on your wall with chalk now and see how you like it. It will be even more textured with a few coats of chalkboard paint.