Does this decal work on any material mailbox? I have one of those Rubbermaid brands. So I do NOT have a metal mailbox.
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I think that it would probably work so long as it is a smooth surface, no bumps/textures, has to be completely flat. The costumer service of this company is very good, if you send them a message about this they will get back to you quickly.
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I have seen something called Moose Tags that looks like regular plastic instead of rubbery. Not available through Amazon, see http://www.moosetags.com. Haven't tried them yet.
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Depends on what you are sticking the labels on. I've only used it on envelopes, and plastic.
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I haven't tried any of them on metal, but I don't think it would work right. I'd stick with wood and vinyl.
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I think no. I use it to pull up my vinyl design off it's backing and transfer it to my wall or item. It will not work like vinyl decals do. Not if you want something that will last.
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It has a plastic overlay. You could chalk paint it or spray paint it, but I don't think regular paint would stick to it.
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It goes on the outside. Mine stuck on just fine. Its possible it got printed backwards... But its definitely an outside decal.
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I have not tried on an rv, but it should work pretty well. I don't know about putting it on the decals though.
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The decals are not all the same size. Relative to the dimensions of each size....I have a better suggestion. One of the individuals who posted feedback on this product also supplied photos(or a video) - I can't recall which - of her application of these decals. Look through the feedback and I think it is probably still there. Good luck.
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I'm not sure...I tried it on plastic & glass and it worked great. They aren't any more sticky than a regular sticker. I'd try to stick a regular sticker on the fabric bin and if it stays, I think these stickers would probably work.
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I have used number and letter decals which have survived a particularly harsh New Hampshire winter. I would assume good quality decorative vinyl decals will be serviceable as well. The only concern should be the summer heat , which did shrink my "Dayton Flyers" decals about 1/4", on a previous metal mailbox. I have yet to experience a summer with my MailMaster.
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if your decal sticks well enough, then you should be ok. ...I used about 100 stickers, and also printer paper, with rubber cement, worked great. The bigger issue is the size of your decal, since the board has to be folded twice, and may cause your decal to tear or crease too much. hope that helps
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The product description says work well on smooth surface. I guess it is not perfect on a painted metal surface. However you may try. I think you may want to try painting instead of using permanent decals in your case. Good luck.
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Probably not..it has metal on it. I wouldn't buy it. Its cheap and labels were peeling after taking it out of the box.
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Yes, we are one of the sellers, and can say this decal is not designed for textured walls. However using a double sided tape would likely work, I just wonder if the lumpiness of the tape would show through the decal making it look bad. Overall, best to find a decal for textured walls. Most are not. As there are now two sellers we are unable to edit the product description to say it's not for textured walls, though your question and answers here will help if people notice it, thanks.
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Slightly textured walls should have no problem holding the decal. Very textured walls are not guaranteed.
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i love this product. I have the 9" and the 2.5". I have made stickers to stick to cardboard, I am turning different papers into stickers and stick on top of each other in order to decorate boxes. I have done ribbon on ribbon. I am getting ready to cut paper in designs and fold and top the plastics bags with goodies in them. I have not done metal - but can't image you can't stick something to metal. you do nothing but feed your paper or fabric or ribbon through the easy feeder. It comes out the other side with a cover over your object and then it sticks to a piece of paper and you peel it off. Utilize the 9" space as much as you can. You can feed several things through at one time. Pay attention to the length of the cartridge. I can't remember what came with it. But I have purchased an additional that has 40 feet on it. I hope that answers your question. Please ask me other questions if you want.