Will it damage walls or paint?
1062854
No. Use a hair dryer when you want to get rid of it and it should peel right off.
595700
We used it on a fireplace mantel that was painted. When we moved and had to remove the museum wax, we didn't notice any damage. But I suppose there is no 100% guarantee...good luck.
1817757
I don't think it will hurt the paint. I have a Holiday Rambler and the little spray I got on the paint didn't cause any damage at all.
1096926
I believe it may leave some residue, but that can be removed with a little cooking oil, I think. I wouldn't try this on anything painted--the paint will rip right off.
1507665
I have had no problems with the cover hitting the wall. The cover is not so heavy that it would cause any scuff marks.
1004470
Yes definitely, do not put on painted doors. It actually took the paint off. Not happy about that.
984232
It will scratch anything that is softer than the plastic that its made of. For example, I don't have paint on the corner of the wall where mine is setup. I suggest adding some rubber or felt feet to keep it from scratching things up. Just make sure what ever you add is large enough to not be swallowed in case it comes off.
103532
I think it would depend on the paint job/type/way they applied it. It doesn't harm paint on kitchen appliances, but will almost instantly bubble it on a wall.
182163
i would use a very tiny TINY amount as to not harm the wall itself. this stuff is super strong. i'd suggest you hang it as best you can then use a small bit to level it if need be. i've used this stuff for COUNTLESS things so yeah, experiment but be careful so you don't damage the wall or the frame - but for something as simple as this sounds you probably want to go with something a little more temporary like ticky tack, even.
2034609
It's a plastic exterior, so I'm not sure if the wall paint would stick to it as well as a prepared wall. It might, but it may also tend to peel after some time. A paint store may be able to answer this question better. Also, if the surface was 'prepared' or roughed up some the paint may adhere to it better. We have not painted it as it looks fine the way it is.
1472953
The adhesive is pretty strong. If you were to try to remove this product, you would probably lift some of any underlying paint, depending on the quality and age of that paint. But, I don't think it would do any serious damage to the wall. I did a test piece on a wall with a decent paint job, and I was able to remove with no damage at all.
649293
We installed on an unpainted wall and had no problems peeling off or wall damage when we needed to for corrections. However, I can't speak for installation over painted walls.
686526
As long as the drywall is painted, yes. I've sprayed it on everything, including walls and carpets, with no stains of any kind.
1541280
Probably not it the wall is painted and textured. It can be removed from any hard smooth surface with out damage.
1067148
You drill it into the wall, so yes, it will leave a mark if you take it down later.
2160735
Thats because its a garbage product, and it wont rub off. Dont make the mistake I made if putting it up on the wall...it tore paint off my custom paint job and destroyed my wall. Just request your money back like I did!
686524
I sprayed it on fabric, wood, plastic, and furniture. I don't see why you could not spray it on drywall as long as you didn't spray it too wet. I guess if it made drip marks it is still better than it being torn up, right?