Will this damage acrylic shower wall...will it leave marks where the adhesive was if it should need to be removed?
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I do not know about either of these as I do not have acrylic and have not removed. The adhesive is separate and I would image that if you were concerned you could probably find a known safe bet at home depot. Also, the adhesive does not smell like it would be the type that would eat into acrylic. The step is very good, however.
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Hi Tom,Thank you for your query. No, the adhesive will not damage your tiles and can be removed using warm water and a scraper. Also it will not damage marble tiles. Elevease comes with simple instructions and once followed will not in any way damage your shower environment .Kind regards Dave
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The adhesive is the same as those M3 wall hangers that are so popular now. I didnt put mine on the wall or painted surface but I did attach it to a concrete surface and it was easily removed without leaving residue. Sorry I cant attest for the paint, but I can say these things have been a life saver for us!
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The adhesive is double sided tape. Once it's attached to the wall you can not take down. Clean from the shower and it really keeps looking great! I use Dow Bathroom Cleaner, it bubbles you wipe it down and you are good to go. Hope this answers your question :)
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Probably not it the wall is painted and textured. It can be removed from any hard smooth surface with out damage.
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If it doesn't say it can be removed, than it can cause serious damage to your wall. A trip for removal, heat with hair dryer.
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Yes, it adheres with a permanent strip. However, we had a similar one and rubbing alcohol took the adhesive off the wall with no problem. Hope this helps
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I just now took a scrap & put it in my wall....textured drywall with simi gloss paint..... it came off easier than glass.. don't know how long term would work. I don't think it would damage the wall. I hope this is of some help.
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I'm not sure yet but will know this after this weekend because I'm taking a bottle of conditioner with me to a hotel and I will be leaving it in the shower. I actually was wondering if I should use a permanent marker but chose the label so I will post another answer for you when I get back in a couple of days, hope it's not to late. I will also stick a piece of tupperware with the label on it and wash it and see if it sticks. Sorry this is all I can tell you for now.
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It appears to be a stick on label, but I haven't tried to remove it. I'm afraid it would damage the finish on the frame. Sorry I can't help answer your question better.
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I would say it would damage walls, depending on what you used to apply it to your walls.
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I haven't removed it yet, but it looks like won't leave anything if it's removed. It is pretty good quality, looks very nice in the wall
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There's a little tab for you to pull. Similar to the 3M hook products that don't damage the walls. The tab pulls the adhesive sticker and it comes off.
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I would use soft, translucent adhesive "frog eyes" on the bottom, to keep the wood from contacting the floor. This should alleviate the black marks. With anything, you should remove and thoroughly clean the floor/tub/shower tray every couple days or more.
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The adhesive on this protector can be neutralized with water. " neutralized" when the water is gone it is back to being sticky. So you could remove the protector wash it with soap and water and stick it back on. This is not easy but I have done it in a pinch. I hope this helps to explain how this adhesive works and how it will not leave residue.
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Pretty sure it should be safe. Seems like the same thing as dish type pads that you use on teflon that wont scratch it. Didn't scratch my polished acrylic shower. I would check on one little area though & scrub with it to be sure.
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It will depend one the surface of the wall... I have on a metal lightly rugged surface and it comes off... But I don't know what time, daily exposure to vapors, moisture and water splashes with cleaners can do to the adhesive...
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Apparently, no it didn't damage it. I had this stuck to a "wood" shelf (you know, the stuff they say is wood, but its compressed saw dust or wood chips, glue, and a plastic veneer) for months, and it remained there until I pulled it off to see if the shelf was damaged. I did not observe and glue residue, either.