Does the paper backing on this allow for leaving the backing on for awhile before sticking something to it by removing the backing at that point?
509900
Yes, you place the tape and then you are able to remove the top backing when you want to remove it. It is a very secure bond and sticks almost any thing to any thing. I love it
1061892
No, this is not transfer paper and the foil cannot be removed from the paper backing. It is very similar to wrapping paper.
2085132
I have not tried that. if you plan on leaving the cardstock up for a long time (ie this is a permanent mount of a picture that is going to stay on display) then i would wonder how well the material will last over time. It is not plastic. I just stuck a piece on the wall in my room and it leaves no residue when i pull it off.
741589
Rub-on foils typically don't have a paper backing that I know of. The total thickness of this paper is pretty big.
864536
The backing is harder that foam, it reminds me of a cardboard with a fabric overlay, but smooth inserts for Pins. From what I can tell it does not come out, the backing is firmly adhered to the sides and back of the unit. I do not know if you could remove and get a "clean" appearance. I.e. unsure if glued or nailed in.
540866
No. Once it is removed, it is ruined. You cannot stick it back down again. It is a one time stick.
1157385
No, it has a one time use adhesive backing. Once pulled off, it loses its stickiness
2229314
The backing is smooth but folds. It is the last piece you attach to the bookcase using multiple nails on the edges of the back of the bookcase.
584453
I have two of them and they work for me. I would not remove the back panel because of support reasons.The unit is design for a printer on top and paper in the inside. HOWEVER it is a simple process to put holes on the back panel.
1773815
Not sure if the backing would need to be taken off and attached to tank for full effectiveness.
635270
No. There is no adhesive backing on the material. Further, you should know that this product is not highly reflective. It is not mirror quality. Also the two mil thickness is not an advantage for folding the corners. It is too thick resulting in bulky folds at corners. I do not have a source for mirror quality mylar. Charles Stratmann
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I have had the same section hanging in my background for quite some time & it was durable even in the wind. Are you using it as a background or will the parts be actually on the paper? If the parts are going to be on top of the paper I don't know if it will stand the duration of time as it would hanging in the background.
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It's like any shelf liner. Extra hands help when using it on a large item like a file cabinet. I find if I remove about the top inch of backing, line the paper correctly and then slowly pull the backing off as the paper goes onto the cabinet or shelf it works better. My husband suggested that I insert a straight pin into the small air bubbles and them press the air out. That worked like a charm. I couldn't believe he thought about it before I did. Good luck!
2268689
Yes, but you need to bend it to shape BEFORE removing the adhesive protective film. Get it shaped correct and then stick it to the back or it will spring back.
1903860
It is self adhesive. Just remove the backing paper and adhere to the surface. Some people complained from the paper quality but I found it to work well with my printing needs. I got a new non opened pack, white sheets, good adhesive on the back and great price. I guess you'll have to order and see, and you can return it if you don't like it.
2070224
Hi, It may leave an imprint but we always write on at least another piece of paper so we don't do exactly that. It is however a very nice desk overall.
1601097
The adhesive just holds it in place so you can install the screws that are included. I suppose you could leave the paper on the adhesive and just screw it in so you can remove it later.