do these stick to painted wood?
1664953
Yes. I have had mine on painted steps outdoors for about 6 months and it is great. Winter is coming so that will be the real test.
1664954
I would think so. My deck was stained and it stuck very well and we have had it on for the last two winters and this year freezing cold and it still has not come loose anywhere. This is a great product. I highly recommend it and don't be afraid to put it on a painted surface.
1664955
I put them on newly stained deck stairs and they are wonderful. My husband has limited sight and they not only prevent slips but also he is able to see the step better. Great product. I would highly recommend.
518286
they are very sticky. and hard to remove from most surfaces. so i'm sure they will stick. but you might be able to remove them easier later
604042
Yes, these work great on all wooden train tracks (we have several brands of track and they are all a standard size)
1330006
They will work great on painted wood. I've been using these for a long time now, no negative complaints. And no residue what soever
1506781
Not too sure- they're kind of thin and almost papery, and not too flexible. They would probably stick, but a smoother surface seems like a better fit. They would definitely come off easily if you only want them as a temporary decoration, but I don't think they would fall off on their own. Hope that helps!
707927
I believe they will. I would buy the removable mounting squares by scotch. I like them a lot better and I HAVE removed them from the wall without removing paint. Scotch(R) Removable Mounting Squares , 1 x 1 Inches, 16 squares ,Grey(108) Hope this helps.
481862
We did not use them on wood...just on laminated card stock. (They are fantastic for that!) Wish I could help.
1200746
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)
1770350
No. But they will stay on longer with nail glue. So it is up to you which to use.
744435
They will not hold any differently than the standard Command Adhesive. The directions with both suggest wiping the area with isopropyl alcohol before applying to surface. This would be more important with paneling to remove any polish/oil. I've also found following the directions in regards to cure time on the wall before adding weight to be imperative.
1581955
Yes they would. Make sure the surfaces are clean and dry before hand. I know this particular brand sticks well to any surface.
2242384
I haven't used them on wood. But they work realllllly well on porous paper. So I would say as long as the tiles are sort of "rough cut"...without a coating on them, they should work really well.
681307
Mine are actually still up. I assume you can just pull them off. I have mine on some stained woodwork. I personally would not use them on painted woodwork for fear of pulling off the paint. Hope this helps.
1762958
They have small pins to stick into the furniture but I did not use them an my couch is leather. I cut a small strip of double sided tape and stuck them on to the leather. They work perfectly.
30517
No, they don't stick to anything. Though they have various uses, I have them available for my dyslexic students to use.
32087
It sticks to painted drywall, I don't see any reason why it wouldn't stick to wood...
2082417
That's an idea. I'll try this weekend and see what happens. They might actually stick better to a metal surface than a painted surface. I'll put up another response in a couple days.