Would this be ideal for a pantry door (to cover pantry door glass)
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Yes- this is a great product. Please make sure u clean the surface thoroughly before you put the chalkboard paper. Also you might want to use a light glue also so it sticks well. I think the adhesive on the chalkboard paper is weak.Hope this helps.Rosanne
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Yes- this is a great product. Please make sure u clean the surface thoroughly before you put the chalkboard paper. Also you might want to use a light glue also so it sticks well. I think the adhesive on the chalkboard paper is weak. Hope this helps. Rosanne
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We actually don't use these to cover glass. They have been installed to protect our screen doors for the grandchildren and 4-legged children from going through the screen doors.
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Hi Rose...I think this pattern would look great in any kitchen but I don't know about covering the outside of your kitchen cabinets. While it is heavy weight paper...if it got wet or if you had to clean it with any kind of cleaner I don't know how it would hold up. I used mine to cover a piece of thin plywood and made a homemade desk in a child's room. I have wiped it off with a damp sponge but follow with a dry towel just in case. So far...no problems. It still looks new and has shown no signs of water damage or tearing. Give it a try...you can always peel it off if it doesn't work. Good luck.
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I would say yes. But remember since it just sticks on the glass, if someone really wanted to get in they probably could slam the door really hard and it would come off of the glass. I use it to keep my toddler inside of my house. Not really for security purposes.
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These should work fine for a cabinet application. Make sure it's good epoxy though.
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I suppose it would work, but it's pretty narrow. Unless you're only protecting a narrow part of your wall, this might be a little awkward to stick all over. Maybe a sheet of clear plastic from the hardware store would work better. Or a door stop.
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Absolutely! I have all of mine mounted on the inse of the pantry door. You just have to make sure its mounted so that the shelves in the pantry hit the rack at the right place so tthat it closes. Also, you have to make sure you don't put things on the pantry shelves all the way to the edge. Leave about two inches space at the front of the shelf.
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Not sure what your asking. I bought it to put on a wall inside my pantry. It could be mounted on the inside of a door too.
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It should be pretty easy to paint, since it is wood. I would start with a good primer, though. The glass is held in with black rubber moulding, which probably cannot be painted. It should not be visible when the doors are closed, though.
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I have the same size door. You will need two rolls to do the whole door. I have windows on the top panels so I didn't cover them., and any foil tape will do.
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I'd buy 2. They are very thin and you could stick the first on the door and the second strip to it to close any gaps
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guess so I use it as a pantry door I had one in place for 12 years and I just had to replace it so I Guess it could work for a child's Room.
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I doubt it would. I think it really needs a metal door to stick on to. As far as glass. .it needs to be a flat glass. .where as mine has a slightly wavy texture.
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Yes, if your doors are glass and not plastic. The company specifically recommends it on their website.
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Yes and no. Because it is 3d, it is too thick to be placed behind glass. But it would fit in just a bare frame. And the edges could be trimmed as desired without damaging the usefulness.
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I think probably not. I looked at it before I put it up and thought that I would probably have to pry it off the door. I will probably use some of those 3M removable strips when I put it up in a new place. I put the hook on my pantry door.
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Valerie, it will work, but the edges might look ugly. I would not recommend it if to cover objects with many surfaces.