Any problems applying these on freshly painted walls?
1875136
It says in their instructions they send with the decals to wait 2 weeks before applying after painting. We did this and it worked out just fine.
546817
That's a great question....here's the thing....you have to rub these from the transfer paper onto the wall...they are pretty easy to do and I used a credit card to do it....but on textured walls, it might be tricky due to the fact that you might not be able to properly rub the decal into the wall or you might miss areas (depending on the type of texture), which would cause air pockets to get under the decal and it probably would end up not being applied well enough to last. I would suggest going to maybe a Walmart or Family Dollar store that sells decals at a low price and get something small and test it. They are pretty easy to remove when you are done too. Don't get the kind that auto-stick to the wall, try something that needs to be rubbed in w/a card. Best of luck ! These things are awesome, I have several of them ! Hope it works out !
729226
These are held in place with adhesive backed Velcro. As long as the paint on the wall and window frame is in good condition it will not harm it when pealed off.
1177669
I've used decals from various manufacturers, updating and replacing as my son grows. So far I've not experienced any damage to the paint on my walls.
2170414
I would advise against it. Decals don't adhere well to a dry wall and may not stick on moist walls
1917402
They are just stickers so pretty easy. Also if you have a lot of texture on your wall they don't stick well at all. try cleaning the surface first and let dry completely.
520498
Yes, but I had to use elmers spray glue because the adhesive it comes with is not stong enough. My walls all freshly painted with minimal texture and it fell off after a day or two.
2238853
I put them on my bathroom wall with wallpaper glue. I haven't seen any peeling yet??? It's been six months. I put a glossy craft application on top like Mod Podge. I'm sure you could use Liquid Nails that dries clear for other types of surfaces. Make sure you get the type for multi-purposes that dries clear
1457379
I was able to use it on my paintings after the base coat of the background was done with no problems. I had no problem painting over it and erased a few small areas with no problems as well. It worked perfectly.
2160196
These are a molded plastic and I don't think conventional paint will adhere. Some of the new Krylon paints for plastic may work
1089526
I don't know the manufacturer's recommendations. I put it directly on unpainted drywall and it has been fine.
1835447
I'm going to go ahead and say they are not reusable. Getting them on the wall isn't all that difficult, but pulling them off would be. Applying it, I made a fist, and pressed it into the wall hard, in a circular motion so it was good and stuck. My best recommendation to you would be to find a wall it can be on for a lllooonnngggggg time.
355227
Hi! I wouldn't try it. Application involves water and I think the adhesive would take the paint of your walls. :(
2253467
They stuck on easily to sheet rock, the problem was getting them off again. They came off easily, though, and barely took off any paint with them. I think it depends on how insulated your walls are because cold will make things harder to stick to the walls.
1280722
Never tried, but I don't suspect they'd show up very well. You'd need to paint on a white background for that.
805278
I had no problems. Just be careful if they are peel and stick. It might melt the glue.
1502807
I think you should be fine. I just stuck some to my drywall (which is painted with latex paint) and it came right off without taking any of the paint with it.