I'm planning to paint these w mirror paint to make an inexpensive wall mirror for my workout area. Seems like these will work. Any thoughts?
1134732
They might work. Not sure but for myself it is worth a try. That is an awesome idea and since they are inexpensive, what a savings. The more I think about it the more it sounds like it would work because these are very sturdy, almost like plexi. Hope this helps!
1993115
These should work fine for a cabinet application. Make sure it's good epoxy though.
2013667
No, I wouldn't. Especially since moving boxes get handled a lot - I think you'll find yourself with a lot of unlabeled boxes. They stick ok ... But are not even close to the quality of regular blue painters tape. They stick well to glass, but when I tried them to mark my touch ups around the house like molding and walls - they did not stick well at all.
1966161
They work just fine. As with anything used on chalkboard paint, it comes off best when you wipe it with a damp cloth.
145121
If you are adhering them to a very clean, flat surface, they should hold up okay. My concern, as you said, is if they get wet. I wouldn't put a lot of faith in them if they DO get wet as they're not really made for that. You could always use epoxy or a small screw to adhere them to the surface and that would likely rectify the issue of them potentially getting wet. Check your local home depot or lowe's, they probably have something better for your application than this.
1188697
I've used them on coated card stock and mirrors/windows only so far, but the package does state for "mirrors, chalkboards, glass, windows and all non-porous surfaces". I might test it first if you're worried about it not cleaning off completely. I do love these the best out of all I've tried and they were less expensive.
32581
I did not use these for paint. I use them to store beads and they work very well for very small beads but they were much smaller than I anticipated. They wouldn't hold much paint I don't think. They were very tiny. But as I mentioned, I didn't get them for paint. I think if it was me, I would go a size bigger.
467280
It won't work very well. Polish pads are a bit more dense to get the polish to work and break down into the paint. The wax pad is very gentle and won't scratch the paint. Just wash them after using and they should last a long time. They aren't that expensive as far as pads go. I use mine on a DA and rotary buffer with a 4" backing plate and haven't had any trouble with the black, yellow, or red pads. This should be your solution - no emailing required.
1192621
I have not tried it but I would think it will work since they are paint markers, I love them! Hope this helps
1251794
Sure, they would work well for that. They're plastic coated so they should hold up well.
2105110
Color of my mirrors was black, so no painting necessary. It can be painted to match the color of your mirrors if they are not black.
2047625
I started putting them on my mirror, then I took them off and put some on my painted wall. No, there was no residue and I had no problem with them being put on another surface. My grandchildren take them off, put them on, take them off, ect. There doesn't seem to be a problem using them. Good luck
1016219
Hmmm if the wall is rough and bumpy, maybe not - due to uneven adhesive and possible humidity. If it's painted and smooth, it may work. You could buy a pack and test it out but I think they are made for drywall since drywall is not as strong as brick or stone and it gets damaged so easy. You pull these off wrong and it rips the paper right off of the drywall.
391119
Unfortunately, I have not had time to use it yet. The tube are rather large so I assume they would be good for several painting, as long as they are not extremely large pieces.
1076994
If your a perfectionist and know what your doing... I guess it would not be too bad. You would have to really cover all the mirrors well before painting.
2159008
i don't think so unless you have some top coating on them already. Watch the DVD that comes with the paint. You will need to clean them prior to painting of course but unless you have some glossy finish you should be good. But that is just my opinion and not knowing what you are painting over I strongly suggest watching it first. I painted over dark laminate and had no issue.
524747
These are great paints,yrs out should work if the plastic is not overly glossy.