Before use what is the vinyl stuck to? paper or plastic? I do not want to use the adhesive but the material acting as a vinyl holder is important.
1690400
It is a thick paper. Paper on the back, glossy on the side stuck to the vinyl.
1502045
Mine is placed on a vinyl window and it works great. I have not had any problems with it coming off.
386623
You can apply vinyl directly to the board, or you can use an insert if you want to change it around. If you want to apply directly to the sign you might want to get the Signicade, and not deluxe, we are a vinyl shop and we cut a product called coragated plastic to size and apply vinyl directly to that :) The signicade is a very sturdy product!!!
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If I were you I wouldn't buy the product unless you're very good at applying the vinyl. It makes it more difficult to reapply the vinyl if you make a mistake. Better to just apply the vinyl without it or just use it on small projects.
1860815
The holder is hard plastic. Nice chrome finish that looks metal, but is plastic. No problems.
1848015
NOt sure about the permanence but the whole thing will be on your wall as it is vinyl and the background sticks as well, I gave mine away.
846011
I think it might peel off paint. It has a pretty tacky/sticky/grippy adhesive. I'd go for removable vinyl instead. It would stay up for even a couple years and still come off well. The permanent is supposed to stay.
1390034
I think the best way is just the album cover. I mean, I guess you could put the vinyl on the glass first, then put the album behind it, but you risk scratching the vinyl. If the fit is tight enough, I suppose the vinyl would stay positioned where you want it as long as you have it laid down on the glass just how you want it when you secure the back of the frame. If you do try it, I think it would be awesome if you posted a photo se we can see if it works.
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I'm using the cardboard holders - and the plastic is so paper thin that you have to be really careful not to tear it, and have some scotch tape to repair when you do.I wouldn't recommend.
1243779
The adhesive is very strong as I used this for 2 of my laptops, cellphones and some wood decorations. I would definitely not recommend this for flat walk on surfaces as the vinyl material is not made for every day friction. I did use this as a customize slim protector film for my cellphone and after maybe 4 months it started peeling of and tearing. Personal I toss my phones around my desk and my pocket and with such every day wear and tear, the vinyl broke apart. Hope this helps.
1953053
I think its from XI. It's honestly hard to tell. One of my friends says it's from X. Either way, it's vinyl so it comes off fairly easy. Just be careful when peeling it off.
1097174
This is glassine which is a type of paper, not plastic. However, it is somewhat water resistant so glue may not interact with it in the way that you want. I would guess that you could glue it to something, but that areas that absorbed some water would tend to warp.
1316031
No. I am sorry but it will look bumpy on the black vinyl. It would stick but may look more textured than you want. Sorry
448951
The adhesive is already on the glass. It is heat and UV light activated. After I cleaned the digitizer, I dried it using blow dryer, then put glass on and used a UV nails drier to secure the adhesive.
1673731
I have one the I put on our soap dispenser and it's still there from last year. This container gets wet frequently and it is still holding. I assume because plastic does not attract moisture than paper. Make sure you wipe the surface first before puting the label. You can also put a magic tape on top after sticking the label to avoid moisture if you want to finish the paper label first.
364370
Hm. For me this is a non-problem. I'm still very happy with my holder and I guess I've somehow got a paper-tearing technique that doesn't make a 'swing'. Maybe squirt a little Crazy Glue around the "hinge" part? For a less permanent but equally stable solution maybe try Sugru. Buy some on Amazon. It's wonderful, versatile stuff, a putty that will stick tightly to anything, wood, glass, metal, etc. but can also be pried off if needed.
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Textured black vinyl, or some other kind of flexible sheet plastic. The DVDs won't stick to it, if that's what you want to know.