how does the paper adhere to the tree
928934
Staples are what most use. you have to use wide staples - the smaller ones from a power gun go right through the paper. Also, make it tight or it will sag after the first rain.
928935
I wrap the tree then tuck the end under a wrap and pull it tight. I tried tape the first year and adhesive wore out after a month or two.
2133878
This contact paper is thin, I put this on light pine and it was fine. I just tested this for you on a very dark brown and a black surface and it was fine also it did not show through at all, hope that helps.
590393
Yes it does! It's a little difficult to handle it because the branches are thin but overall, it stays in place and sticks well.
602135
I have mine on a tree. It is big! I have it attached to a wide thick branch. My kids love it so worth the money!
459464
Don't know exactly how -- it just does! No peel & stick, glue or anything. Ours has stayed securely on a sheltered exterior window of our house for over a year.
572711
I just wrap the trunk from 4 feet high ,or so,down to the ground and then add the ,VERY STICKY GOO,that you know as TANGLEFOOT, to the outside of the wrap. TANGLEFOOT sticks to the paper as well as bugs and squirrels and other pesta.
1203105
Some of the trees connect at the branches, and some do not. We did not put all the trees on one wall so I could not tell you exactly how wide they would all be all together on one wall as it looks like in the pictures. We placed the decals around the crib and other furniture in the room, so the trees and other animals would not be blocked by everything.
1305853
The protectors wrap around the tree. You just pull open the protector and wrap it around the trunk.
1518706
It's paper with adhesive on one side. If you get it wet, the print will bleed a little bit. You can seal it fairly well with Polycrylic. Just make sure the polycrylic goes beyond the edge of the paper.
284116
At the top (limb) you simply drape the top of the rope over the limb forming a loop which you pass the rope throug. I found it helpful to choose a limb which was at a height that allowed the bottom of the ladder to almost touch the ground and I affixed a light chain around the base of the tree fastening the rope to the side if the trunk.
1916325
I have not used the paper yet, but I use border paste instead of water to "wet' my paper and I think it would make any paper adhere to a ceiling - I would try it on something and hang it upside down and see if it holds.
605025
No, the paper is not adhesive. You simply roll it out and when you're finished shooting, you just roll it back up. If you are careful, it will last for many shoots.
1150589
The paper is not very thick and seems to be rubberized, you should take this into account while working with it. If there are many fine detailes close enough to each other, it can stretch.
1678272
I lay the role next to the pole and extend paper to cover the pole. I then use gorilla duct tape to attach evenly, once attached I move the pole to other side of role and apply tape to underside. I then just roll the paper onto the pole. Hope that helps.
1135069
You push the paper up a tad and then sideways. Don't pull on it - it would just tighten the grip.
1786688
I've not had it happen; the paper probably is the key. Something slick might be more of a problem, but I've not done anything that the glue hasn't held it well.
353520
They are designed to be taped to a smooth, solid surface, not a tree. I taped mine to my electric gate actuator, which kids waiting for a the bus were using as a sitting spot. Seems to be working.