Can this tape be removed later? I want to put these on wood stairs in the house. But I'm afraid that removal will damage the wood.
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I have these on my oak stairs but have no reason to try to remove. This works good even in socks and still see thru to the wood.
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We haven't had to remove ours yet but I'm guessing you would simply pull them off. You could probably use a butter knife or putty knife if you had to get behind the adhesive.
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Gaffer's tape does not leave a residue on the items you're taping. I use it to tape extension cords down to the floor. It also doesn't damage the floor, and is typically allowed in any venue.
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I use the tape in woodworking to temporarily secure two pieces of wood. Some Times they get left stuck together for a month and they still come apart and are easily removed with a putty knife. I can't speak to the impact on carpet or rugs.
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You can just pull them off. The tape that holds it will probably stay stuck. You can simply use adhesive remover to get it off easily.
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I believe we used that 'foam' like tape. It did come off quite frequently though. I bought my son a different style that just hangs around the door knob for Christmas. We'll see if that works better.
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I don't want to insult your intelligence, but are you sure it's the "Removable" tape product? I have had no problems removing it. However, I prefer Scotch Removable squares which I use for posters and such in/on an historic building.
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I used Liquid Nails Interior Cove Base & Stair Tread Adhesive on my wooden stairs following their directions. It worked well.
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Removal? Can't really answer that question but I'm fairly sure you can remove them without doing damage. There is only 2 strips of double stick tape holding them on. That was the only concern I had, if it would stay on with so little sticking power. After six months they're still on there pretty good. You'll need to cut them to fit your size door sill.
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Be careful this stuff can react with some wood finishes. Just pulled some off an armoire shelf and most of it came off but the rest is proving hard to get off. Trying to google a fix now.
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I don't think it will leave any trace. I had to remove part of one of mine (because I put it in the wrong spot) and it didn't leave any sticky residue. It is not like tape. I think you'd be fine putting it up on a wall for removal later. BTW I LOVE mine. I actually have two up, same design, just one right and one left facing. They are beautiful! Very easy to put up if you have a helper and follow the directions. I highly recommend watching some YouTude videos before you put it up. They are very helpful. Also, a great company to work with. My piece I messed up, they replaced right away and for no charge. Love it! A great all around experience. Let me know if you have any questions. I don't think it will leave any trace. I had to remove part of one of mine (because I put it in the wrong spot) and it didn't leave any sticky residue. It is not like tape. I think you'd be fine putting it up on a wall for removal later. BTW I LOVE mine. I actually have two up, same design, just one right and one left facing. They are beautiful! Very easy to put up if you have a helper and follow the directions. I highly recommend watching some YouTude videos before you put it up. They are very helpful. Also, a great company to work with. My piece I messed up, they replaced right away and... » Read More I don't think it will leave any trace. I had to remove part of one of mine (because I put it in the wrong spot) and it didn't leave any sticky residue. It is not like tape. I think you'd be fine putting it up on a wall for removal later. BTW I LOVE mine. I actually have two up, same design, just one right and one left facing. They are beautiful! Very easy to put up if you have a helper and follow the directions. I highly recommend watching some YouTude videos before you put it up. They are very helpful. Also, a great company to work with. My piece I messed up, they replaced right away and for no charge. Love it! A great all around experience. Let me know if you have any questions. « Show Less
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I wouldn't want to "try" to use it in a dispenser. There is peel away paper on both sides and the strip is divided into sections depending on how much or little you want to use. I don't know if the tape is damaging to wood door frames or not. I have not tried to remove it. But it works fantastic on upholstery. I have no more problems with upholstery or wood areas kitties like.
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It does not look like it could be removed. If you try it does not look like it would be easy, may cause damage to the rest of the wood.
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Absolutely not. The adhesive is very strong but it can be removed. This is absolutely ideal for stairs that are hardwood or any floor with a slippery surface.
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I use UnDu self adhesive remover. It works perfectly & does zero damage. It also works amazing on other things. But for any self adhesive (tape, etc) removal, I always use UnDu because it's the best
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It depends what kind of paint there is,if it is oil based paint witch is usually on the window frames it shouldn't come of ,if it is latex paint I wouldn't recommend sticking this tape to it,about residue I didn't have any from last year(I used on oil based paint)the whole thing came of in one piece.sorry if my English is not perfect,its not my first language.ps.if you going to spend money on this type of window insulation get frostking it's much better.
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In my experience, yes. The adhesive sticks well, but will let go. I've removed them from all kinds of surfaces (metal, wood, plastic, laminate). If you are super concerned about a wood surface, I'd recommend testing in an out of the way spot (like up under a lower shelf). Also, you could use something like Goo Gone that would release the adhesive, then peel it off carefully with a finger nail or something plastic, and finally rub of the remaining adhesive/Goo Gone with a paper towel. I'm 95% certain it would be just fine. (ts)