Will this product stick to plastic door sill covers?
1037046
Yes, as we have had it installed on plastic common on interior trim, for about 6 months so far with no bubbling or release. It is scuffed with black shoe marks so it works as advertised. Another note: installed a couple of orders of the product on my plastic fenders on my tractor to prevent the blackberry thorns and branches from scratching up the vehicle, so far working well. Would recommend cleaning the surfaces with alcohol and letting dry prior to installation. If you get any dirt on it at all during installation, will not stick, like on the edges you touch to position. My only complaint is removing the backing is difficult.
1647046
I use this on my shower doors which are plexiglass. I would think it would work on vinyl. Did you check with the manufacturer to be sure?
1377983
No, it will not. I epoxied mine but it did not hold. It's purpose is to keep the new door from breaking. It appears that it solves the problem.
1502046
Yes. We have installed these on 10 VINYL windows in our house and they do prevent the window from being opened too far. The design forces the wedge toward the window and so the stickiness is not an issue.
6770
I took mine down to fix the velcro strips cause I had put it in the wrong place. When I removed the velcro strips it did not leave a sticky residue around the door frame.
1776198
Sorry, but no. These panels are extremely sticky as soon as it touches the door. Repositioning into door panels would be difficult. I had trouble get all the bubbles out on my flat door.
1620713
A U-shaped plastic piece slips over the top of most doors, in our case it works perfectly on a closet door. We are in a tract home with standard 1.5" thick doors.
239039
Remove the plastic or paper from the inside door shell, and it will stick right to the metal. Of course you have to prep the door shell it's going to stick to, before applying it. Trim to fit, and reassemble.
683795
I believe that it will. Also, since it is available as a spray, perhaps it makes sense to spray some of near the door, perhaps on a doormat, towel or something that can stay there for a while. Good luck!
1976260
This will stick to a smooth finish fiberglass door. If your door has a woodgrain pattern, this will not work....the grooves in the faux wood grain will not allow the suction cup to work properly.
375731
The top part of this strip is made of a semi-hard plastic, but I don't see where it would be a problem to secure it more permanently with screws. I know some of the people commented on it not staying on a long time, but I've had mine on our metal door for a year now and it shows no sign of letting go anytime soon. Maybe it just sticks better on metal than on wood. Good luck!
782988
I think so, I used it to put down some plastic floor coverings and it has held up. It seems to stick well.
1426494
These would adhere to metal doors. The adhesive backing is quite strong. Read my review.
1561956
absolutely, it will stick to any surface. I used this velcro to hang up my home-made blinds onto a metal framed window. The velcro on both the frame and fabric is still intact.
2107349
I don't know for sure but it is just sticky back plastic material. I'm pretty sure it would stick.
672346
Probably it's like contact paper. I adhered mine to a metal and plastic dishwasher door with no problem
810899
It doesn't fit tightly on my doors and I suppose it could slip off when not holding clothes or other weight. I have used these many years and have not had it happen. If you are concerned that it will, I would suggest putting a piece of non slip rubber material under it to keep it from slipping and marring the door. It is still the best product I have found for holding things on doors.