Would this work on a cork board? Thank you.
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If you want to hold the board up, no. If you want to tack the corners to hold level, yes. If you want to attach items to the board, as long as they are not too heavy, like sheets of paper, I would say yes. The Blu-Tack will conform to the rough texture of the cork board and grip, allowing light objects to be attached with the Blu-Tack. Hope this answers your question
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it's only about 1/8" thick. If you did a couple layers it could work. My wife used it to cut into 1" strips to weave together to make a cork board and it was barely thick enough, so we wound up backing it with some foam core so the thumb tacks wouldn't go all the way through.
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it depends on what you are trying to hang. these worked for a wooden corkboard i had but failed to hang a slightly heavier makerboard. i had to use the stronger outdoor mounting tape for the makerboard
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I asked my son and he thinks the corks are different for champagne so he isn't sure if this wine corker would work. I found a video on YouTube that might be informational. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYX9UQp-f3I
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I don't think it would be adequate for that purpose. There's not much surface area attached to the board, and it's only glued on. I don't know if any type of glue would hold in that situation.
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It is a board that you can use for pictures and business cards and reminders.it only comes with only two hooks and tiny nails so you cannot hang anything heavy on the board.on the corkboard just use pushpins,and make sure you use studs in wall to mount board onto..
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It isnt cork board, but it is like a plastic coated paper, type material. The top appears to be aluminum. I think the legs etc, are aluminum. I will most likely replace the side table tops with aluminum.
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The cork mat is practically the same thickness as the standard felt mat on most 'tables, so you'll be fine replacing felt with cork.
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It should, although not completely. It is a two sided white board and is triangular in shape, kind of like a tent. The bottom part that pops open to hold it up on its own is cloth so it does close easily. If you lay it flat it stays that way, but if you put it on a easel if might open a bit. It should still work okay though. Honestly though, I would choose a larger, one sided white board for your purposes.
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Yes depends how large a piece you are working with. Use the regular cork adhesive, or spray contact cement or liquid nail for indoor projects. I just finished 30 4'x8' bulletin boards using this cork over a backer.
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That's a brilliant idea! I would think so. Measure the surface size of your glass top and compare the size of the board see how it covers. This board works on both sides.
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I think so. Not 100% sure, because my boards are now screwed onto my wall and can't be easily removed. But, I think the cork can removed from the back side. I mean, there's gotta be a way, no?
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Your bottle needs an indentation hole on each side to hold the wire bale. the cork top probably fits, but the wire bale won't work. see a beer bottle that has a wire bale for understanding more.
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It might but I wouldn't try it. I'm sure it was not designed for that. It's a craft table.
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I'm pretty sure it will, however I imagine that it will have less surface area to hold the boards down, but should still work.
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Absolutely. The idea is to prevent the oxygen from going in with wine. If the cork is tight in its place the top does not matter.
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Yes depends how large a piece you are working with. Use the regular cork adhesive, or spray contact cement or liquid nail for indoor projects.I just finished 30 4'x8' bulletin boards using this cork over a backer.