Would this product stick to a back wall covering the stove?
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The material was like aluminum foil with an adhesive back. It was thin and hand to be handled carefully to keep from creating creases. If the surface is smooth and very clean, my guess it would stick. Any bumps or imperfections would imprint and be visible, however.
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Hi Derek! Do you mean the wall that is view able behind the oven? Or actually the back wall (inside of an oven). I wouldn't recommend using it inside an oven. However, for other projects where you are interested in the integrity of it sticking I'd recommend it. My only complaint was that it should come in sheets as opposed to the roll. I would measure out my piece and then lay it flat for a few days prior to the project. I've found no issues with sticking, just with the difficulty in using it initially.
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probably depends on how smooth it is. If it is a painted sheetrock, I would say yes as long as it is free from grease before applying.
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Technically yes, but using cleaners or scrubbing it will remove the color and it will "contract". I DOn't recommend it. Try the chrome tiles instead.
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If that back wall was smooth and free from any grime/grease, I'm sure it would, if the installation was smooth with no air bubbles or pockets. It might be interesting to frame it in some way. We've used decorative molding from big box stores and painted them with acrylic metallic paints, to frame a glass mosaic tile backslash in a bathroom. Seal it with a clear coat of lacquer. Interesting project. Have you thought of 6x6 or 8x8 mirror tiles? More durable and easy to clean.
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I believe it would. I used it on the side of my refrigerator (the front is stainless steele) and it was great. It's very thin and you have to take your time with it. I think it definitely will stick to a wall. (Try a small piece to check it out).
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I don't see why not. The heat might over time steam the glue off and need to be replaced but it would probably last a while....might i suggest silver metallic spay paint instead....same color but would last longer instead of having to be replaced.
1350587
Yes it would, make sure you place it were you want it because it is very sticky and you don't get 2 try's
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Good question I tested mine and a kitchen magnet did stick. Hope this helps
1973250
It should I don't see why not. It can stick to the front of my stove and fridg.
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I personally think, "that if a magnet will stick to it you can cover it". It will call for precision cutting. Good Luck! Oh! If the magnet test is negative, you can always use a good spray adhesive.That would be for the microwave! I think the stove may get at little hot for the "adhesive" method.
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I suppose it would work, but it's pretty narrow. Unless you're only protecting a narrow part of your wall, this might be a little awkward to stick all over. Maybe a sheet of clear plastic from the hardware store would work better. Or a door stop.
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I don't think so. Must be a super light weight adhesive. I tried mine twice before getting it on straight with no problem. It doesn't leave any sticky behind.
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Maybe if you had the correct hardware. I think it is intended for wall surfaces.
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No it will stick. Due to the ridged surface area. Howver a coating of pam/cooking spray prevents that and has an easy clean up
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Stuck it directly to the wall. There is also a video you can watch that helps. It was very easy to apply. Love mine.
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I mean I guess maybe you could put suction cups on the back and stick it to the wall. Other than that no I don't think so unless you're up for a little DIY
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If you did want to screw it to the wall, you would have difficulity like Mr. Burson stated. The board that covers the back is very cheap and thin so I doubt it would hold for very long.
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I would imagine you could use it to cover a regular camp stove but email the manufacturer to be sure :)
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I don't know for sure but it is just sticky back plastic material. I'm pretty sure it would stick.
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I would think it'd adhere to smooth stainless steel. I used it to seal off a ceramic cook lid. The material is somewhat pliant, similar to velcro 3/4" strips that you peel the backing off of each side.
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I don't know the answer to your specific situation, I can tell you that when tried to stick my it was difficult and looked BAD! I would not use product again.
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No, we are having the devil of a time trying to get it to stick to an interior wall. I would not attempt to place on an exterior door unless it was for a immediate use, such as a party. We have tried sticky squares, tape, and wall putty in an attempt to keep the corners and sides from peeling back. Would not order again.