will these stick to soundproofing foam?
1269491
If the object to be mounted is not too heavy and the surface of neither piece is too porous. These are intended to attach lightweight things like posters, and, of course, the heavier the item to be hung, the more stickers will be needed. This may work, but the adhesive may cause damage to the foam, if removed.
457421
Its not an isolation pad, that foam thing is like 10 foam stickers you can stick to the bottom of the speakers. They work pretty well...
2089684
I don't think so, although these are very cool for the price... We are already having trouble with the sticky not staying up. But maybe if you have a good way to adhere, it seems to be encased in something which might be ok underwater
805241
No, you're going to need mass to do any soundproofing. The foam will only absorb sound inside the room, but there will still be a lot of sound leakage to your neighbors. Hope this helps
1786693
Not if you glued them carefully. A coat of Matt medium or acrylic varnish is good for waterproofing
2281006
I don't belive so. We used them to make a confrence room have less echo. They worked for that, but are just foam.
127025
None. The pads have sufficient adhesive gel and will stick for many uses. When it no longer sticks, just replace them.
1085980
yes they should. they do not block sound, they reduce it to safe levels. It should,because it work as good as any regular ear muffs.
2041829
Yes the foam will stick to ceilings. However the foam must be applied at least 70F to achieve proper mix and yield. Regards, Mark - Battic Door Energy
2034186
I'm not an adhesive expert, but they seemed like normal labels to me. I would assume they will stick to a fabric box, but not if it's dusty, and probably won't stay on over time. I've got them on smooth canisters, so I can't say for certain.You might try using a brad at the corners, if you don't mind poking a hole in the fabric.
760659
We put these on a wall in our sunroom and love them but I don't believe they would be sound proof.
1759638
It depends on the fabric your applying them to. The hotter the better they stick.
1897726
Yes, they absorb sound. It won't be completely sound proof but it surely will dampen noise.
504845
I don't believe it would stick as well as you would like. I have used these to keep a pair of fabric drapes closed, and it does so poorly. Fortunately I need extremely minimal tension so it does the job, and it's just a hack solution, but no I would not say these stick to fabric (especially like you would probably be expecting).
497941
They work great if your vents are on the floor. I had trouble with them sticking to my ceiling vents.
469844
We use these to stick to concrete block walls in our training room. I see no reason why they would stick to a clean bulletin board.
1268291
Probably, depending on how far your ears are from your head. They are adjustable to a degree and since they hook over the ear they stay for the most part. I wouldn't worry so much about them falling off but just not staying flush to your ear so you may need to crank the music louder than you normally would to make up for the air cushion in between your ear and the pad of the headphone.