I'm looking to hang my wall art without a frame, it's 13" by 19" and made out of archival paper. Would it tear the art?
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In my experience, the success of removing the adhesive from paper depends heavily on the hardness of the paper. Paper that has a smooth, hard surface fares better than paper that has a fibrous surface. If your wall art is at all valuable, I'd be hesitant to use this product.
1909714
It's wide enough for s roll of art paper. However, this product is very cute and a space saver, but the quality of the product is terrible.
339248
As an artist, no, I would not use this in that type of way. It's actually very thin and flimsy. And maybe, because I'm old school, my standard for poster board is too high. For backing posters I'd go for something more substantial, like even a chip or matting board.
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I'm not sure what an Album Frame is... but for these hangars to work, you need to be able to screw the metal holders (the parts with the slotted hole held by two screws) into the back of the frame. So the answer lies in whether or not the plastic frames will hold the screws without them coming through the front. I used them on 2' by 3' large wooden frames with no problem, but I know that doesn't answer your concern.
359879
not sure paper would hold up.paper is thin and paint might soak thru easily and not be able to hang properly
1079791
It really is not very good, it wouldn't even hold up posters, they kept falling down. I think it is more for light paper. It definitely would hold up wallpaper
1945883
Yes. They're not like the nails you'd get with cheap picture hangers, but more like thick/long tacks (very strong) tacks. They do minimal damage to walls and can be easily pulled out if you need /want to reposition you frames for any reason. These hangers are the best for hanging art /photos flush on the wall. Definitely pay attention to the weight limit of the hangers you're getting - they range from 10 lbs to 500 lbs. The size of the hanger differs, as well as the length /thickness of the tack.
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This product is permanent, not recommended something you may want to move later. I would recommend FUN-TAK to hold the picture straight. It won't damage the wall and is easy to remove.
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Yes, if the paint you are using doesn't dissolve the surface of the paper, and if it doesn't crackle when you roll it back up. Wish I had thought of that.
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I would not want to hang with this glue, though it is pretty effective in it's holding...it's really only used for paper and crafting projects...Besides I'm pretty sure it would leave paper stuck to the wall or even do alittle damage to the walls....there are just products out there to adhere posters to the wall without damage...you will have to do a little research...hope this helps!
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depends on what kind of frame - I've got a few of these just surrounded by 1x3 pine and some burlap over the front, hung on the wall and they're fine without fasteners. It's pretty stiff and definitely won't fold or lose shape to fall out of a frame. hung from the ceiling I put one piece of 1x3 in front of the board also and that's enough to keep it in place. you could probably nail all the way through to hold in place, but nailing into the edges would just pull out and/or shred
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It probably could, but you may need a lot, because it really is HUGE! The material is definitely heavier than normal paper but it is not too bad. Push pins might be another option if you don't mind a lot of holes in the wall ;)
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I can offer an educated guess for a response. You should probably use a piece of linen and some fabric glue (from a fabric or crafts store). This tape is strong stuff, but it's made for reinforcing the cover hinges of books, not for restoring artwork. If you don't position it correctly, pulling it off will make the damage worse.
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It comes off but keep in mind it's strong! it's meant to hold and stick so it's a little work to get it off which is what it is supposed to do. I have never tried it on a wall, I am not sure if the paint will come off with it. I am a big fan of this tape, I tried everything else and this is the only one that works. It's and apartment, they expect some ware and tear, nail holes from hanging pics and re paining is normal for them so I don't think It's an issue if the paint comes off. The point is you need to hang a picture ledge. No clue what that is I'm thinking small narrow shelf so you can place pics on it. I think your good to go, this tape should hold that and it has always come off for me when I needed to remove it. I never used it on a wall though but I think your good if you do not want to attach the ledge with small nails or better yet wood screws in the wall studs that would be the best most secure solution. If holes in the wall are the issue then tape is your only alternative, this is the tape!!!! Good luck! did that help or confuse you more? Hop it helped. Bottom line, not sure how big this ledge is but I would go for it. You wont find another tape that will do it except this one, that I know, been there done that. Go for it!
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I bought these to hang pictures off of painted wall I am not happy with them What they are ,are your basic Velcro, with an adhesive back. The direction does not specify Wall paper use however prior to installation it requiers the surface be cleaned with alcohol. so I say dont use it in wall paper.
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It will not damage the photos and they will adhere-at least for a while-but this glue is more intended for temporary applications, such as adhering templates to material before/during cuts. I used it to glue paper onto styrofoam insulation, and it didn't stay there for longer than I needed it to.
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Its a canvas photo. I wouldn't unless it was framed with glass. I don't know what water or steam would do to the canvas