Has anyone used these on a wooden surface? I'm looking for something for my son to use on his Pinewood Derby car. Thanks!
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I use this adhesive for logo labels for wooden signs I create...and it works great!!
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We haven't used these on wood, but you can always add a dab of any kind of glue to the back of them if the adhesive doesn't end up being sticky enough for your liking. They stick well enough to paper that if you try to pull them off the paper comes with it!
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Mine are actually still up. I assume you can just pull them off. I have mine on some stained woodwork. I personally would not use them on painted woodwork for fear of pulling off the paint. Hope this helps.
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I would not use this for the car. It's great for wood and stucco or fence board using latex paint where it's intended and designed for. I have not tried painting a car and in my opinion would not look the finish you're looking for based on painting rough redwood fence, storage shed and a door.
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If you are adhering them to a very clean, flat surface, they should hold up okay. My concern, as you said, is if they get wet. I wouldn't put a lot of faith in them if they DO get wet as they're not really made for that. You could always use epoxy or a small screw to adhere them to the surface and that would likely rectify the issue of them potentially getting wet. Check your local home depot or lowe's, they probably have something better for your application than this.
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They really do stay on the track! We only had them knocked off when another car slammed into them. I'd say it happened once every 6 races or so, but not without some 'accidental' shoving.
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I have a three year old energetic (and sometimes destructive) boy and he has yet to try to peel them off. Perhaps it hasn't occurred to him yet? Also, when i applied the decals, I pressed hard. So hard that, when I needed to move a branch a touch, I really had to pick at it with my nail to get it started peeling off. I hope this helps.
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Great timing! My son asked to play with his name train today. We used it on both Melissa & Doug and BRIO brand wooden tracks. It fits perfectly on both.
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Did you ever get this product and try it? I just re-surfaced my old cast iron tub with and homex epoxy paint and they told me not to use a bath mat and nothing with suction cups, that it would ruin the paint. I was thinking about these.
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These tips will not allow the crutch/cane to stand up on its own. I have not had to use it on wet wood. My ramps have skid proof surfaces. You are much better using these things than not using these things. Generally, they provide a lot more support and stability than what you usually find on a crutch/cane. I suspect if you put these tips on and hold your support perpendicular to your wet wood surface they will hold.
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Definitely do not use on any finishing wood material... They're strictly rough construction only ... Too fast to quick a little to fast too quick sometimes...
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yes I Loved them and they look good .If they hit the wheel a small spacer will do the trick . I have no problem and i did paint the calipers first but they did not last .Now if i had extra 4000 i will had put the real thing. Good luck
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I used them on lightly textures walls, and did fairly well. The big tree was a huge pain and could have used two people to apply. The trick to getting them to stick was washing the wall really well first. I used rubbing alcohol. They're still up and still look great, but I think they'd have been 100% great (instead of 90% great) on an untextured wall.
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i have not tried wood. did work on my car that had spots that wax would not take out. mostly for metals. should store ok if air tight.
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Hi buddy this product is not really good for wood. It acts like plastic so I would recommed using it on plastic.
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They have spinners and I wouldn't recommend them on glass. Deep scratches before found after playing a few games. Not sure about wood but expect scratching. On the plus side they shuffle easy.
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I was not able to use my wood side rails. You will have to use the rails provided . I just used a dust ruffle and you couldn't see the rails :)