If you stuck this to, say, a plexiglass surface, could it be removed at some point in the future? (perhaps w blowdryer?)
1269386
This panel was designed to stay stuck to the surface for 20 + years in all weather conditions hot and cold or otherwise. Panel can be removed however not easily, one may need professional assistance.
1926399
While I have not tried exactly what you are asking, I think you'll have to shave off the corners of a sheet of plywood. Good Luck
1995172
You could probably remove it once or twice and stick it on again. After that it may not hold well. Personally, I will not remove it unless I have no choice. Hope this helps!
1117551
Yes, it can be removed and I'm sure you can use it without it. It probably wouldn't look good, though.
765118
No, it cannot be easily removed and reapplied - it loses its adhesive properties quickly if you do that.
144089
I don't think so. It has a sticky side so if you remove it I don't think you can reuse it (I have never removed it).
80186
I don't think so. You could probably find a way to take it off. It's most likely being held by a washer.
2278144
getting in the way will depend on how you're using it and what you're trying to do. as far as i could tell, it won't come off easily. i'm sure if you worked at it enough you probably could remove it. this may not be much of an answer but the unknowns are an individual situation.
1751290
It will not hurt it but it is a waste of money. Use Plexus on acrylic windows, like aircraft or acrylic painted surfaces. Something with a high gloss finish to make it shine and easier to remove foreign objects, like bugs.
722816
I think so. It might come off with moisture/ temperature since it is removable. I imagine it would be like one of those sticky cling plastic things that would stick to windows, just without the adhesive. I would give it a try. :)
590539
Not at all in my experience, but I'd expect to at least use some Windex after you remove it. You're likely to smudge the windows pretty badly putting it on or taking it off.
298242
I haven't used it on plexiglass, but it hasn't been a problem on anything else so far. I will say that it's not the "wonder product" it's been made out to be. Doesn't work any better than Goo Gone but costs much more.
1016746
Short answer, yes. Long answer, it will be hard to do the longer it has cured on the glass. You may have to resort to a lot of elbow grease/razor blade/magic eraser fun.
675236
Absolutely. Just use a hair dryer to help with smoothing out the edges on things.
1042305
you'd have to cut it. Very flexible but it doesn't really use adhesive to stick rather the elastic porous surface tension that bonds together pretty tightly after a while. I've found it as easy to remove as electrical tape without the messy residue
449376
No it can't. Seems to be printed on the board you may be able to rub it off or just cover it.
182157
You COULD but only if you want to never move it. This stuff is for permanently affixing things together, not for things that you'd ever want to remove again.