Has anyone used these with chalk or pastels? How do these hang on walls?
2032256
They are great for all types, chalk, pastels, oil paint, charcoal even crayons :) you would need to attach a hanging bracket to hang on walls etc but easy to do! Hope this helped
1917402
They are just stickers so pretty easy. Also if you have a lot of texture on your wall they don't stick well at all. try cleaning the surface first and let dry completely.
101987
i have a standard chalkboard but my friend who turned me on to these uses them on a metal cookie sheet she painted with chalkboard paint. Hope that answers your question.
185441
no they dont work like chalk markers. Also the bkue isnt florecent, but all the other ones glow in black light pretty well
864220
Yes. I put them on my bathroom wall. Lightly textured with semi gloss paint. Still sticking great even with shower moisture in there.
49872
I used it with the outside strips. They stuck to textured siding and rough concrete without problems. I used the indoor strips with large hooks on a really textured wall to hold up multiple purses. They have been hanging for at least 3 years and I have taken purses on and off many times without adhesive failure so I think they will be fine. I would be very careful when removing and exactly follow the instructions! If you get in a hurry......
457790
Currently, my kids play with them on the floor. But, they would like to do "brackets" with them. So, we are going to paint the wall with chalkboard paint and put magnets on the back of the pennants so they can move them around easily. You could also use wipe-erase boards and magnets. Or, you could use thumb tacks and bulletin boards.
509743
I do not know how you would safely hang them on the wall . I did stack 2 and secured them to a wall.
48555
I use them to hang up posters in my classroom. They don't leave marks. Just be careful when removing.
794953
it probably depends on what you want to stick to the wall and how strong a magnet you're using to stick it on. I tried to hang some pictures but they kept slipping off, I did stick magnetic sheeting ( like they use to make car marnets) and that worked well.
1660291
No, they don't harm the surface at all, and they're VERY easy to put up. Just take them out of the pkg and stick them wherever you want. They come rolled up, but it's ok . . just flatten them as you stick them on the wall. It's very thin, like contact paper. And I LUV LUV LUV them, by the way! I have them stuck to my computer cabinet and use them to write myself notes and keep track of appointments, bills, etc. They're wonderful! (You might want to order the "chalk markers" with the Wallies. Chalk works ok, too, but the chalk ink is GREAT . . I use it to write notes on windows and mirrors, too. And truthfully, you don't need the Wallies if you use the Chalk Ink . .. it writes on most anything (walls, mirrors, the fridge, the stove) and washes right off!) :-)
318065
I would try some of the Sticky Tac stuff that is usually used for sticking posters and papers to the wall. My wife is a teacher and she uses the stuff all of the time in her classroom. She has always said that the blue kind sticks better than the white, but a little dab of either one would do the trick, I would think.
844801
yes they do, but unless you are putting up anything lighter than a paper clip, I would use the next size up. I purchase this product and both of the things I hung fell off the wall and broke - not right away, they stayed about 3 months. And, by the way, they took the paint with them. Us a bigger sized clip.
273643
They stick very tight but I would think some Goo-Gone or other adhesive remover would help. I'd never stick these to a plaster wall, even painted drywall. The degree of marring or actual damage will depend on the surface you stick it to. I would keep to painted or sealed wood, or metal.
785225
I have not done that...but they are removable....so I don't think you could wash them without them falling off...also the chalk marker would wash off
792533
I have never used it to hold up any wall hanging. My experience with this product makes me very hesitant to use it for your intended purpose. The weight of the art work will be a big consideration. If you are willing to give it a try, you would be a experienced source of information for the next potential user. Good Luck.
862184
I think these would work very well on chalkboard decals. I would test first to be sure.