Can I use this to stick metal wall shelf to a painted wall in my room? Will it be strong enough? Will it damage painting after?
143877
It will hold the metal metal shelf but more than likely when any weight is applied it will pull the paint off the wall and fall down. You can't support a shelf to paint. Any yes it will damage the paint.
143878
NO!! Not without screws ALSO! It will just pull away from wall when weight is put on. And take paint with it!
143879
I wouldn't risk it, because any weight placed on the shelf is likely to wrench it off the wall along with a good bit of paint. I have never used epoxy glues on this kind of scale, but I think the strength of the bond between epoxy and shelf would turn the bond between paint and drywall into a point of failure.
2228962
I would not want to hang with this glue, though it is pretty effective in it's holding...it's really only used for paper and crafting projects...Besides I'm pretty sure it would leave paper stuck to the wall or even do alittle damage to the walls....there are just products out there to adhere posters to the wall without damage...you will have to do a little research...hope this helps!
448164
No, it will not. This mounting tape will peel the drywall off the wall; it is just that strong!
614994
I have only used it on glass, and it sticks REALLY well to glass - so I'm thinking the adhesive would probably peel paint off a wall. Perhaps you could use this adhesive mounted on glass - on a floating glass frame? or on vinyl, which IS safe for walls.
1510984
I use it with a standard metal frame but it's against the wall. it looks strong.
266153
Yes I tried it on a plaster wall and it did not stick. It fell off within minutes. I ended up buying chalkboard paint instead and that works great.
630087
The instructions say not to, but The shelf is really sturdy once hung up, so I think it would be okay. We wanted it wall mounted, so didn't try.
577116
I just used heavy-duty 3M double-sided tape. It's the same strength as the tape they use on their wall hooks. I hung this vertically inside my cabinet door as it was too wide for the door.
1656406
I used 3m Command picture hangers. Use a large one and let the sticky part adhere to the wall overnight before you hang the frame. When you do move the hangers can be removed with no damage to the wall!
322608
I think it would. The shelf is held up by exerting pressure on either side of the wall; I don't think the type of surface should matter.
5987
Hi there I use it for a much larger painting ,high up on a living room wall and a very dark colors painting....so unfortunately it is not strong enough, but we still love it.we also use it for a smaller brighter painting in the dining room and there it is fine. So I believe it should be ok for yours...
334295
You should be able to stick it to wall edges. I have not removed any yet, but they use standard double sided tape. The tape will probably need scraped off, which might cause problems on a painted wall, but should be fine on most glass and wood furniture.
1032984
I've only had it up from 1 week but I had to re-position it on painted plywood and it didn't damage anything. Not sure if it's left up for an extended amount of time if it would cause damage
1580735
Everything I have put on the wall with Blu-Tack has stayed up, but I am only using it for posters. I use two extremely small strips and the poster stays put. You may have to use a little more Blu-Tack; not sure what the weight limit is for what it will hold on the wall.
410384
It has a very light adhesive. It should stick, without over sticking and messing up walls. Unless someone adds their own adhesive to it. I have a flat based paint on a flat surface wall.... Mine has been up since I got them and I have had no problems. I am not a professional wall person, this is just my own experience. Thank you.
2034548
I attached mine to a painted wall but I had to use double sided tape to secure ir\twhen it came loose there was no residue
1616812
no. it's like a very thin electrical tape. use it on a whiteboard to create lines/borders, for example. not strong enough to hold anything to a wall.