can i use this tape on wood?
2029792
I used it on an apartment wall, I imagine it would work on wood just as well.
2029793
I have not tried it on wood, but don't see why it wouldn't work just fine. Make sure wood is clean and smooth.
2029794
Clean wood of dust, dirt, etc., and, yes it should hold..... Better on smooth wood, tho'. Firewood type, not sure...
585374
I used tape...but it all depends on what you are using in for. I cut it up and wrapped boxes to make a fireplace.
1737935
I have had no problems with this dissolving any glue joints on the wood that I have used it on. Test an area to see would be my recommendation.
680173
It sticks well to wood, sometimes a little too well. I use it to apply vinyl to wood projects. It has pulled the paint off of the wood a time or too, so just use it with caution. Works great for my projects though.
115906
I haven't used the tape for that purpose, but here's my educated guess. The first consideration is adherence. The glue on the tape is very strong and it seems to hold well over time on smooth surfaces. I think you would be able to get the tape to stick to a smooth and curved surface like a shower hand grip if it's smooth. If the surface of the grip is bumpy at all, it probably won't work. The second consideration is moisture. I don't have any first-hand knowledge of this because my tape is not exposed to water. There is another review where the person stated they used it on the stairs of their outdoor wooden playset. It sounds like the tape had some peeling at the corners after a summer of use. From that, my guess would be that the tape might work for your purpose but you might need to replace it occasionally if it is in contact with water/steam.
1364749
not sure, but i would 1sr scuff the area you will use for the tape and apply the tape during warm weather for best stick on
930388
In my opinion yes.I would use small amounts in small area of the wood, it should only remove the adhesive without any damage to wood. Use with lightly when removing.
1583002
The label says it's for use on hard, non-porous finishes....doesn't say specifically for wood, just "multi-surface" I guess it would depend on the finish of your wood. Good Luck!
1529210
I don't see why not. I would probably try regular athletic tape first, if you haven't already, would be a lot cheaper.
1206889
It has a V grove down the length of the bottom, I don't think tape will work. You could make a jig that the tool could fit in and tape that down.
2055007
For wood it works wonder, put in multiple layers. Have not tried with anything else, sorry!
492958
I have never tried that. For wood, I always use Elmer's wood glue - the yellow type. This product works Excellent with metal AND plastic as I have used it for ......
1743609
Only if the other tape is peeling. It's very sticky so just make sure the surface is clean and you good.
1324409
Yes, I have used it on wood. You can sand it. It lasts forever and is easier to use than the white Bondo. I have used it for quite extensive re-surfacing.
1611391
Don't see why not, I only have used on finished wood. I have not used on raw wood.
1611389
Yes, it claims to be safe to use on any wood. I use it on my guitar all the time, it works awesome.
675434
In short the answer is yes, however since it is erasable on wood it is more erasable on paper depending on the type of paper and how processed it is and how much of a smooth finish or how much if any water proofing wax they used to coat the paper. You can draw out from anything, any kind of pattern but you should use the appropriate transfer paper for your project to get the best results :)