Does the paper have a sticky backing or will it require a special liquid adhesive to make it stick?
2033947
It has a little tackiness to it. Similar to a cling because you can reposition it a little bit if you need to. No adhesive required but you have to go slow to make sure you get all the air bubbles out.
2033948
It comes with its own adhesive backing so No you don't need anything extra to make it stick.
1484822
My sander does not usse a adhesive backed roll. I do like makita's own sandpaper, if available. But I use 3M 4x4 paper.
1928829
The paper is self adhesive tape that is laminated over the printed words. There are two strips on the back you peel off to expose the sticky part and then affix the label to your item.
1895353
It is plain paper and can be written on very easily. I would classify the paper as being a lighter weight, very opaque, high grade bond.
1711528
Its like buletin board paper. I used spray adhesive at attached it to particle board... one style on one side and another on the other side.
636843
I applied this wall paper to a wall that I did no preparations to. I think the key is to get the back of the wallpaper evenly wet I even cut shorter pieces to make it easier to work with. With that being said this wallpaper sticks great.
47265
Yes, staples and pins will easily go through the paper so those can help it stick on something porous like a cork board. I ended up using clear packing tape to help support the adhesive which isn't too strong on its own.
655589
I have had no problem with stickiness in any weather. However, the material used on top (paper, vinyl, etc.) can be affected by the weather. For example, I would not want to cut a figure from paper and make it sticky on the back and then get the paper part wet. Protect your stickers just as you would protect anything made from the same material. Vinyl would probably fare better than paper.
913413
There is no sticky backing. I suppose you could try two-sided tape, but I would think it might ruin your sheets :( They are very absorbent.
1285484
Very carefully! Carefully peel the sheet with the lettering off the thicker paper. Line it carefully on the wall and press each letter onto the wall. I've found it's helpful to have a warm damp sponge when peeling the backing off. You will find some letters want to stay on the paper. When you see that happening use the sponge to push the letter onto the wall and very slowly keep peeling the paper backing off. If you do it slowly and use the damp sponge on any letters that want to stick to the paper you should be good.
517692
There is an adhesive backing on your homemade sticker, but it won't cut around the image as a regular sticker is punched out. So you'll have extra adhesive on a square paper around the image. Once you peel off the backing that all will come off with it, and you are left with the sticky image. I hope this helps.
1536708
Magnets will not stick. Connection is very strong to surface. Its the same as regular contact paper but with the appearance of stainless steal.
1195701
There is no sticky back. We use tape to cover our boards. We have never used glue.
1935425
It's thicker than say cling wrap but thinner than photo album pages. No, you don't need water it is sticky & is in 3 parts (protection of the sticky side, sticky side, protection for the good side). The isn't much give when you put it down, so be careful, you can lift it up & redo, but not often, it's sticky! I have it on my quad & it has held up through bushes & branches pretty well. You can see the marks but they don't go through.
1370056
Doubt if it would stick. I suggest you cut cardboard to line the inside and cover one side of the cardboard with Contact paper. It will last a very long time.
2155236
Yes the "sticky" is clear. I'm not sure about it holding the weight of a glass rectangle - my experience is only with paper crafting. If the glass is being adhered to something itself and the tape isn't holding the entire weight, it might work. If packing tape came in narrow sizes, I'd think that would hold. Sorry I can't be more specific for your project - it's excellent for my cards and scrapbooking. Good luck on your project.
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No, it has an adhesive backing. They can be peeled off without leaving any residue behind. The adhesive does seem to get 'weak' after a few months, but this depends on: (1) the number of times the sheet has been peeled off and re-affixed, and (2) the surface to which it is affixed (on my cabinets at work, the sheets stay indefinitely; on my refrigerator, the sheet begins to peel after approximately 3 months).