The label indicates that you can't use around drapes, walls, plastic, vinyl, painted or varnished surfaces. How do you get around that?
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This stuff is strong. I just spray upwards in the middle of the room. It permeates the room rather quickly.
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On the label it states "use on any exterior wood boat surface (above the waterline), trim, railings and wood furniture". I don't see anything on the label about vinyl. My guess would be that you would not want to use it on vinyl, however, a call to the manufacturer would give you the correct answer.
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Gloss paint yes, Flat no. Use least abrasive for painted surface and test in an area that won't show. Be VERY careful not to rub thru. What kind of coating on plastic surface?
1659217
I spray my furniture with alcohol. The exterminator told me that one. I didn't want the chemicals from this on my clothes when I sit on the furniture afterward.
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Removing from walls The key with vinyl wall sticker removal is to keep the paint intact underneath. If you pull too quickly the sticker may tear and will also probably take some paint with it too. 1.Test the wall sticker by slowly pulling at a corner to see how stuck it is. In some cases it will remove quite easily without leaving any damage to the paintwork. 2.If the sticker is firmly stuck then use a hairdryer (on a warm setting) to slowly heat the corner, then once it starts getting easier to peel, apply heat to the next area as you slowly remove the sticker. 3.Remain patient! 4.Usually with the heat removal there isn't any residue but if there is try soapy water but if this doesn't remove it then use an adhesive remover or even wd-40 / nail polish remover (always try a small area first to test it and use sparingly).
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Not sure, but I think it can be used on any painted surface. It is biodegradable and reusable. I used it on a heavily varnished wooden door.
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I've only used the labels on glass and plastic. You are able to remove and restock them. I think it would depend on the surface area of the fabric e.g. if it's smooth, glossy, etc.
880956
Try scotch guard...it take the sticky off of just about anything. Do it in a test spot first.
880959
Its almost impossible to get it off. I used it in my son's bedroom (On his wall) several months ago and had to use a knife to scrape it off. Took some of the paint off. Panelling might be easier.
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I don't think so. Any varnish is made with oil which is made to penetrate into wood, obviously not possible with a vinyl surface. There are a number of protective finishes specifically made for vinyl (particularly vinyl siding) and this is what I would go for.
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Give them time and they should come around, if not try moving it to different spot. I would not paint the plastic.
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I can't answer this because I didn't use it for that purpose. I can't look at the label because it isn't at my home. A tooth brush and an abrasive cleanser always worked for me for such jobs. Maybe I had really tough tiles.
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I have never personally tried this on a vinyl wallpaper before. I know that certain speakers are "vinyl wrapped" with wood grain vinyl. I have not had any experience with those either. The box says it can be used with any non-porous surfaces including vinyl coated wall paper. The box also says that it may leave a faint oily mark that can be removed with a citrus based stain remover. I would recommend trying it on a test location that is not easily seen first and then proceed based on the results of that test.
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Sir; I did not use on trim or plastic. Says not recommended for use on flat,matte or satin finishes.
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These are "removable labels" and don't work very well on plastic. Try Uline.
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Use a paint tape around Black plastic area to be safe are to prevent wax from whitening stain an black plastic..!!
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The label specifically says: Do not use on asphalt, plastic, natuarl rubber or FABRIC, or on painted or recently stained surfaces. It is for wood, concrete, and brick.