Would these work on plastic light switches? I have a few yellowish light switches in my house that have brass plates on them, I read painting looks ba
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No they would not. You are better off teplacing the switches or using a simple acrylic paint
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I would think so. You may have to apply several layers to get the desired results.
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Depends on your fridge. Is the fridge magnetic? Try another small magnet to check first. If your fridge is not magnetic, then yes you would need a metal plate for these to work.
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They work well on china plates but make sure to follow directions. If it were me, I would try them on silver platters but use more than one.
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Yes. That is what I have substituted in all of my step lights on my front as well as the lights along my driveway. As long as they have the push-in base as the incandescent lamps, they will work, plus they don't have the heat that melts the plastic and discolors the reflectors.
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I use them primarily on plastic but they stick really well. I think they would work great on glass.
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They should work on any surface. I have one on a metal drawer, and it works fine.
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Yes, they will turn on at lowest light level. I've had trouble with certain brands of wall-switch dimmers. Some dimmer switches cause the lights to flash (when dimmed) for about 1 second (right after you turn the light on.) Other brands of wall-mounted dimmer switches work perfectly.
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Im not 100% sure. As long as its plastic not glass you should be fine. Just dont go to dark with it because its pretty much water down paint. So the more layers you put on the less light shines through. At sum point it would just be like taking spray paint to them. And do them all at once if you want them to match.
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They probably would work but I wouldn't recommend it. These markers do their best work on glass, metal, plastic and on paper.
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I have used these switches with cfls and LEDs they have worked fine. Switch have good glow and no issues from any type of lighting
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Mine are used in a fixture that uses a photo sensor to turn it on automatically after dark. For such an application, the answer is "Yes".
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Use a single hole wall plate. It would be the exact same wall plate as would be used for a light switch. The wall plates can be purchased in different colors and shades.
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I have never used them on plastic but I would THINK they would adhere just fine. it is really a great product in my opinion. Be sure to follow the instructions.
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Sorry, mine is on an old dark wood dresser -- but having seen them I think they could work on white. They are kind of small, just shy of an inch, but very pretty!
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These are shinier than they look in the photo, but they are still "vintage-y" looking. If you have shiny hinges and an oak finish, these should look okay. Your knobs will be the focal point, you can always darken the hinges if they conflict with the knobs. Shiny brass would look too new. Although I haven't tried, it might be possible to polish these up to shiny, because usually they are just chemically oxidized on the surface.
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These aren't designed to work with CFLs or LEDs. Only incandescents. I would think that they will make some in the future that will.
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I never used the plastic ones, I changed them with glass ones I bought at a antique store, so yes you can replace them. Also I use the cool white led light bulbs