I'd like to use this for clings with bumper sticker type sayings applied. Does anyone have experience with that type of thing?
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to be honest, depending on what your bumper surface is like, you'll probably have fair to poor results, this stuff worked wonders when I used it to apply stickers to my windshield (ex. parking stickers) with static and no adhesive (I hate the idea of that residue being there permanently when that sticker expires), but the bumper isn't like glass so I think with that application wouldn't be the best choice
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It's just like a think decal sticker. You can stick it to any smooth flat surface with ease. I actually used mine to cover some ride picking and round parts. I found I could overlap often and not be noticed. But to get around all the tight little, curves. Corners, err c you'll need to warn it up as you lay it siren
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I don't think so. Part of applying the decal involves using a credit card to smooth out all the bubbles. Doing so makes sure that effects from air warming and cooling, and water/ ice/ dirt don't get behind the decal and make it peel off. The decals stick well to a smooth surface, and they work great, but they're not SUPER sticky. I think it would be a waste of your money to put them on a bumpy trash can. You're better off using cheap stencils from a hardware store and spray painting.
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I wouldn't recommend it for wallpaper. It is lightweight plastic, and was great for a party/temporary use, but doubt it would hold up as wallpaper. Recommend ordering a large wall decal.
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I'm planning on getting cheap plywood or foam from a hardware store and using either spray tacky glue or modge podge to "mount" it. I'm going to paint the edges of the plywood or foam with craft paint and buy it about a half inch larger than the print for a small border. There are a lot of DIY websites with these projects that look great.
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Try that gummy/putty stuff for hanging posters. I think it's called "fun tack" or something like that. Keep in mind, though, it can be hard to get out of tiny crevices.
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I have only used it to attach posters to the wall. Very little Blu-Tack is required for that, but I do not believe it was meant for heavy duty jobs like the one you are describing.
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Well, I love this tape, but I use it only for short time "sticking." I think a car title might remain in the folder for several years, so I would go with those flat paper clips.
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I haven't tried it but I would guess that a slightly textured (but porous) surface like leather or vinyl would probably work really well. Contrarily, a slightly textured, but non-porous, surface (like say, concrete.... I know.... not likely to be found on a dashboard) would not work well. The adhesive is essentially an advanced double-sided tape so I'm basing my opinions on past tape experiences. ;)
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the way mine worked was peel off the backing (i think mine was a white color backing), then I applied the sticker to the wall. I used a face cloth to rub over each individual letter as they are separate. I gave it a nice firm rub on the letters only. I waited a minute or two, then peeled off the front clingy part slowly. as an added tip, you could do what I did to get it straight if you need to. I used painters tape to tape the decal to the wall before ever peeling the backing off. I used a mini level to get it straight. When it was exactly how I wanted it, I flipped the decal up, so it was still attached to the wall by the painters tape (masking tape works just as well). when the decal was upside down, i peeled off the backing and slowly smoothed it down onto the wall. I started with a corner and worked my way through the whole decal, this avoids any air bubbles or crookedness. this decal can also be cut to separate the words to whatever works best for you. only the letters stick to the wall, nothing else. hope this helps!!!
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I would say yes. To clarify . . . bumper stickers are weird. If you can get most of the bumper sticker off first, then this remover should get the nasty adhesive residue off without a problem. I love everything that is 3M and this remover is awesome stuff. It takes crap off that I can't get off any other way. Again, my answer would be yes!
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If you need something that will stick really well, no. Think of this as a huge "Post-It" note...the adhesive sticks fine, but is weak enough to be peeled off and re-posted. If you want contact paper, buy "contact paper"---the stuff sticks like cement!
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I have not used it for anything like that but I am extremely impressed with how well it sticks and I think it would actually work. I wish I could be sure but I feel pretty confident it would work for you.
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I pulled one of the stickers off from the painted wall in my granddaughter's room, and stuck it on a wall that we have wallpapered in another room. It worked just fine. The only thing I could see that might be a problem would be if you have wallpaper that is "flocked" or has designs in it that stick up from the paper itself. This item needs to be pressed flat against a particular surface. Hope that helps!
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Yes. Very easy to use how you want its just like two big stickers. Mine look great :-)
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I'd say yes. I used 1 sheet to make to bumper stickers for my cars. I drove 4 wheeling in the rain, left the stickers on for 2 weeks of driving & then got the cars washed. The stickers never bled, got damaged or lost stickiness. You would have to trim you r decals unless your getting them cut on a plot cutter.
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I use it for stickers all over my car for company advertising. I can get a year out of the waterproof vinyl. I've played with different coatings but jury is still out on what works best even necessary at all. Let dry for 15 minutes and BE SURE you do the warm-water rince, makes a big difference. We are playing with glow-in-the-dark sprays also; but ONLY use Rust-oleum sprays, we used Krylon and the crappy top on the can dripped liquid all over the vinyl, Rust-oleum has great spray nozzles. Also, the best spray we think is the one called Automative Gloss Lacquer - it's for sealing auto-paint and seems to work great on this.