Is the product sticky or just cling? I am concerned that at some point I may want to remove it so I've been looking for 'static cling' type products.
1566901
It is sticky when applied to glass---It does not have an adhesive on it, but the plastic definitely stays on the glass when you apply the design. It does peel off if you happen to miss-place it on the glass. Mine has been up since January and looks just like it did when applied.
1671447
well.....i won't say with out residue...but yes, you can take it off. sorry..........sticky is what sticky does..
1349404
It is like a spray on coating that hardens into a rubberized sheet, yes it will stick but if you don't like it then peel it off!
872424
It sticks on with pressure sensitive tape. You would have to peel it off if you decided you didn't like it, and then deal with removing the sticky residue after that.
2136810
I don't know.... I put it on my fridge.... It is not sticky.... More like a static cling
1148272
After I removed the large label, I used duct tape on the sticky part. I just pressed the duct tape against the sticky part and after I removed it the sticky stuff came off with the duct tape without leaving any residue or scratches.
374993
Yes, I do use all three. When it is particularly cold and dry, they do not help much with static cling. However, they have reduced drying time.
976703
I am sorry, but this may not help you. I actually just hung this on a wall with mounting clay (that blue or yellow tacky stuff for poster hanging). I did not realize the product was a giant sticky label, and did not want to take the chance of it ripping off my wallpaper. It actually worked very well like this. We had a TV-themed New Year's Eve Party and this item was very cool as a decoration. I have since taken it down from the wall without any problems and have re-rolled back up and placed it back in its tube. So I will use it again, in the future. Good luck!
1413769
I had the same question... it seems like it's a protective cover that should be removed or something, and rather than forming to the body at all, it makes them just slip around. Does anyone have suggestions on HOW to use these? They seem to move around a lot. Do you have to use tape or glue?
1554018
Well, I haven't tried to remove it for good once it was applied and I kept it on for a good long time, if that's what you mean. But, in terms of it being removed off and on while you're trying to line it up right or what not, then I found it to be pretty good for that purpose. My prediction is that it would be easy remove down the line once you've adhered it. It may leave some sticky film, but the adhesive that is there doesn't seem to be that sticky/tacky to begin with.
161934
Mine is clinging and it also is driving me crazy. I know it's not wet, just static like you said. I have no solution for you.
1208815
No, it is not sticky. It has hooks on one side of the tape and loops on the other. I use mine to wrap cables and organize cables behind my TV.
129738
I don't want to insult your intelligence, but are you sure it's the "Removable" tape product? I have had no problems removing it. However, I prefer Scotch Removable squares which I use for posters and such in/on an historic building.
1721416
Yes, it comes off easily like a big sticker that clings by static. In some cases it can be stored and reused if replaced on the backing after rinsing and carefully drying.
1573425
It's a write on/wipe off type of board. You could probably use those cling stickers but anything else might stick and be stuck.
2008169
Sticks on, just tried to peel it off, doesn't appear to want to come off, likely residue to clean off. ;)
2176758
No I didn't find it to be sticky. I like it because it is handy to take to work!