I would like to use these for 1/4" thick wood name tags. Will the adhesive hold well on wood?
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My guess would be yes, these have been holding up well for me. I use them for teachers on a weekly basis and have used them for 6 months now and they are all still in working order.
481862
We did not use them on wood...just on laminated card stock. (They are fantastic for that!) Wish I could help.
507871
1/8" holes were in my tags, and they were perfect. I think a 1/4" might work, but I'm not sure if that would be too big for these sized plastic tabs.
278222
I purchased these for a 1-1/2" solid wood shelf that is 36" long and 10" deep. They are pretty strong brackets and look very nice. We haven't had any issues with them and they could probably hold a shelf up to 48" long if you really needed to. I would just make sure they are installed into a stud versus using the wall anchors in just the drywall. Hope that helps.
1880256
They are sticky and will stick to most things, that said... Thick padding may be a bit too flexible and as weight is put on a corner, it may cause the sticky side to come off. If the padding is firm and thin, it should work fine. Its very sticky, but dont re-position it once its down.
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I would not recommend using them as name tags directly on clothes. They are very thin and extremely sticky, they would probably ruin a shirt. You could stick them onto something else like a plastic clip name tag and use them that way.
1063423
yes they should work just fine, I used them to attache to golf bag tags as I collect them as I play different courses. I hang them on a colored metal sheet on the wall. About 8 feet square.
140904
I don't really know this. But I think that if it could be used for that. Stanley heavy duty adhesive is very very good. The wooden parts are kept well adhered. In any case, depends on the treatment to be given to the parts that are going to paste.
1469419
yes and no. The sticky back will stick to wood, I use it to hold cables on my desk. However, I wouldnt assume it can hold a lot of weight, especially over time. If your just tying up cables, or something relatively light, these will work fine.
1169739
I would think so, the adhesive is very good. Follow the directions exactly and be sure you clean the area where you glue with a good solvent. I used acetone.
1528332
Hey Kristin, We can attach adhesive tape on our gold/black plates with no problems. We don't have any character or image limits. We send proofs to be approved before we engrave. So if you have a font in mind, let me know. If not, I'll send over a few options and we'll go from there :-) Nathan
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I would think they would work if you apply the sticky tape as described to the correct sides, long tape on long side and short tape on short side as shown on manufacturers web page, they should work just fine. However remember the surface for which you use it on could be damaged if the cabinets are pressed wood or other pre manufactured wood. I think the Benefits outweigh that problem though.
66128
Not sure how any tape will hole up on wood, I would try to find somthing to tack up with tacks or nails that will stay for sure.
2279745
Any 4" adhesive number should work. Non-adhesive numbers also can work if you use a good quality, large temperature range, bonding agent. I put channel-type numbers on mine. The challenge if you decide to try this is getting them positioned straight and held in place so they do not move until the bonding agent has set.
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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)
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I'm not a Contractor or Builder etc., but I'm sure they would work with glue. I ordered several of these and used small nails, four along the back edge and three at the bottom of the lip. The only problem I would have with the glue would be the mess if/when you or someone after you would want to go back to the natural hardwood.
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Absolutely although...the length of screw you use to attach them and the surface they are attached to probably has a lot more to do with their holding ability. If you are using them to hang heavy items...make sure you are screwing them directly into wood...not just the sheetrock.
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I'd say yes. As long as its a fairly solid wood. If its very porous or old wood, I'd say no. The adhesive is very good.