does it stick to wood surfaces, like on a vanity
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Yes, as long as the surface is clean and fairly smooth. It uses friction to stick, like a tire to the road.
857372
It is quite sticky, but I am not sure that it will stick to tile. It depends on where you are putting it and how you are using it.
1409075
No it does not stick to the desk. The back is slightly textured so it does not slide under pressure of use but easily moves when not in use.
117894
No. The sticky side faces away from the glass. Sticks to the wood. Of course if you want it the other way for some reason then that is fine also- it will still do the job either way, but usually you want to be able to polish the glass without things stuck to it
1349906
It doesn't stick, but it lays very flat and if you cut it to fit the shelf it doesn't move unless you slide something heavy on it. I like it a lot. It's very easy to clean, too.
1559219
It has suction cups... So I think it should stick to any hard surface but I'm not sure.
1009255
It does in a small space. That said, I would not set it on an unprotected wood surface. I have glass tops on my dressers and some moisture can accumulate here in humid New York. In a large room in Arizona, it probably won't make much of a dent! I hope that helps.
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I'm not quite certain. I work at a Day Care center and we stuck it on formica countertops (corners). We used this product about 6 years ago and it is still stuck on like day one. That is why we purchased it again recently...it works. I'm comfortable with it on formica as I could scrape it off and use Goo Gone for the residue, not so sure about wood furniture.
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Dear Simone, it would be helpful to know a bit more about the surface of the vanity: wood, wood composite, formica or another laminate or plastic? The Krud Kutter is very effective in removing just about anything, which is why it is reccomended as a pre-painting cleaner. For the price, you can't lose by trying. However, if the surface of your vanity is a natural product, like wood, I suggest that you use the product but not let it "sit" on the surface. If the "globe crap" doesn't lift on the first application, use the Krud Kutter a few times. You probably don't want it saturating the area you plan to stain. Having done a little refinishing, I would consider using a very fine steel wool (000 or 00) either with or after using the Krud Kutter. Make sure you wipe off all residue so your stain will work. Good luck.
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The adhesive backing will stick to wood, at first, but it detached in places a few days later. I used 3M spray adhesive on the back of the strip and re-mounted it with great results.
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Yes, it does. I put this on my countertops and it looks great. I bought an extra roll for touch ups.
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I don't know, it works great indoors, on wood or any surface that it will stick to.
745160
I put it on a textured wall and it worked great. I feel sure it will stick to wood wall.
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Yes, this product has actually held up very well thus far on our bathroom vanity. I would offer two suggestions. (1) Surface preparation as always with coatings is key. (2) The spray system with the kit had a tendency to sputter and want to clog up which would affect the finish. I ended up putting this in my paint gun I use for auto painting in conjunction with my air compressor at home. If you have these tools at your disposal it may make for a better finish. Hope this helps.
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It sticks well but won't leave any marks. My family attached them to a mirror and a tiled wall. Stayed up well but came right off. It is held up by suction cups.
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No but it won't stick either. At least don't put in kitchen or bathroom. Try some kind of primer or clean well before, very cute if it will stick.. Hope it works. Lana
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It sticks by suction cups, so I think it should stick to granite, as long as there are no pits in the granite that will stop the suction process. It's really useful and very pretty.