I have a pool table that I put contact paper on and need to replace it because of wear and tear. How good is the adhesion on this paper?
224051
I used it to make a window opaque in the bathroom. It sticks really well and can be lifted off over and over and it didn't seem to affect the stickiness. I had to lift up several times trying to get bubbles out. This is not clear, so not sure if that's what I want on your pool table. The product is quality and u get plenty of it. I only needed 8" x 18" so I have a whole roll basically left. As long as your surface is clean, it will stick well.
224052
We wet the windows before we put the paper on them. I then took my blow dryer and made it stick. I don't know if this would do the trick for a pool table. Maybe so if you use a blow dryer.
224053
Adhesion is not as good as 3M quality. I'm used to 3M quality adhesion. If the surface is a shiny surface (adhesion hardly stay on the surface), I'd not recommend you to pick this up.
224054
I agree with others, it's not a quality product nor would it stand up to wear and tear.
685657
As long as you heat it up, it will come off with mild effort. Being that it is plastic based, it will not tear like paper. Heat both reinforces the moulding of the covering but also loosens the adhesive which would make removing it easier if that is the desired effect.
2159431
You don't. That stuff sticks good and if you have to take something apart you are going to have a lot of tearing. Maybe someone else has better luck than I do, if the paper is a bit slick you can put it apart pretty easy, but if it's matte finish, you are going to have a problem. If it is for a card which is what I use it for, you can maybe save one side, but the other side is going to be pretty torn up. I just figure I have to get a new piece of card stock. Sorry.
706902
I love mine. It works beautifully on white paper. Thick paper works, but it takes some muscle.
1631454
Yes! Our roll had/and still has a great adhesive hold. Apply slowly, and with a spatula to avoid air bubbles. If you need to peel off and reapply just do it slowly.
214542
This tape is probably too weak for that unless the polyurethane molding you are using is very thin. This only really good for something the weight of paper. Even heavy poster paper doesn't work for it either. For anything substantial, I would probably use sticky putty adhesive that can be peeled off. You can search for it under "putty adhesive".
16608
I have not used it in that context but it seems to be a safe enough product...it is very similar to contact paper so the outcome should be the same.
418892
Make sure nothing is jammed in there No torn piece of paper ? Never had problem
385591
I have not had any issues with the adhesion on these labels. They sick nicely to my bubble-lined mailers. I've already used an entire roll and have not yet had an issue. I would absolutely recommend purchasing these labels. Hope that helps!
2212742
I have used this product for many years and there is no indication that after 4-6 years of storage any problems with adhesion. Works like new.
1243779
The adhesive is very strong as I used this for 2 of my laptops, cellphones and some wood decorations. I would definitely not recommend this for flat walk on surfaces as the vinyl material is not made for every day friction. I did use this as a customize slim protector film for my cellphone and after maybe 4 months it started peeling of and tearing. Personal I toss my phones around my desk and my pocket and with such every day wear and tear, the vinyl broke apart. Hope this helps.
1889081
I've used this on many substrates, so as long as surface is clean (no dust) and try it adheres well. If not using in a tape gun you can lay down to stick and choose not to remove the carrier paper.
1340959
I'm not sure. It works well on my glass aquarium. It reminds me of the the static protection stuff that comes on computer monitors and cell phone screens. I like it much more than the sticky paper.
1815323
I opened the plastic and placed it paper-side up on my dining room table. Then I lifted the paper, allowing the heavier plastic to pull the two layers apart. They separated easily, and I folded the paper as it became free. Hope that helps.
1708197
It does not leave a sticky residue--in fact, make sure your shelves are very clean before applying or the paper won't stay put for long. Overall, pretty happy with it, however. This is the shelf liner, not an adhesive contact paper (which must be what the other respondant was referring to)
1053929
I don't know. I would suggest going to 3M site to get answer. However, adhesion is excellent.
962617
I've been using it on the blackboard contact paper. It works fine, but it will smear and rub off with handling. It would be good if it's handled much. It cleans off well.