Probably a dumb question, but where is the adhesive located at? Does it touch the active drawing area or is it on the outside?
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It's a thin strip all the way around the outside in the inactive area. So easy to put on. Just make sure you do it in a clean environment (no dust, animal hair, clean hands, etc) and clean it well. It is not hard to reposition, but anything left under the screen is annoying.
642017
Around the very edges, solidly all along the outter edges. But it doesnt interfere.
1228868
Hi, There is a small flat piece of magnet on the side of the marker's cap/eraser section. There is a small eraser that is part of the cap. It is a weak magnet and just barely holds the little marker to the board. I like the board. The magnets are weak. The marker doesn't last long, so if you get the board, I would plan on getting some dry erase markers too.
1208816
The one I purchased and received did not have adhesive (on either side). Hope this helps.
1082360
hi..to be honest with you, i did not peel the adhesive, its heavy enough and my dashboard is wide and kinda steep enough of a surface, it very rarely and slightly tips off, especially if you want to remove it for many different reasons, you better off just not to peel off the adhesive, but you really want to peel off the adhesive, remember, it will leave a mark after sometimes, its inevitable,
1219008
No problem. Sometimes it comes off before you want it too. I did not have the double sided but it didn't work for me in my projects that I bought it for.
1072903
The sketches are in the middle of the ball all around it - they don't border me - the main thing is that it holds the air - what it does and that I can train with weights on it without popping the ball .... what is does - it is a well made exercise ball not a member of a beauty contest
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inside in my case but I think it would adhere to the outside in the same way. it's very sticky in the good way but not messy hard to explain but I tell you I used several different kinds and this is very easy to use !
129145
Hi Melissa. Great question. The adhesive tape needs to stay in place. It is designed to stay in place while training. Simply clean the front and if needed wipe the area around with a sponge.
939204
Suction arrows will stick to plexiglass or white eraser board. You could glue or clamp this to plexiglass or can draw your own target on white board
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Hi, I recently bought the pen and touch. They advertise two active areas. This is from their specs page http://www.wacom.com/bamboo/bamboo_pen_touch.php Active Area - Touch (WxH) 4.9" x 3.4" (124mm x 86mm) Active Area - Pen (WxH) 5.8" x 3.6" (147mm x 91mm) Be aware though that contrary to advertised, the actual part of the tablet that will map to the screen when on pen mode is the smaller touch size. I contacted the company thinking that there was a glitch somewhere and they replied back that that is indeed the normal operation, which left me quite puzzled since what sense does it make to advertise 5.8" x 3.6" (147mm x 91mm) pen active area if only 4.9" x 3.4" (124mm x 86mm) is usable?
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I installed it on the back of a public art piece (panel) using epoxy making it permanent so I can't really answer that. If I were to install it on a window so that it is permanent here is what I would do: I would clean the window with some alcohol to remove any oils/grease, etc. Then I would cut some double-sided tape (the thin foam stuff) to cover the back of the unit and place it on the window. Since the tape is very sticky and flexible and provides some insulation too the air moisture in the air shouldn't be able to get to the tape and I believe very little moisture would be attracted to the device. I think this would hold fairly permanently. It works well. It resets itself after a time... I think I recall about 3 minutes. Already, my public art mural (on Caroline St. in Fredericksburg, VA) has undergone another theft attempt and I had the painting anchored to the fence it it attached with a steel cable and spring-loaded attachment point. But it was these units that scared off the culprit!! I had two installed -- one on the top of the back of the painting and inside a piece of epoxied PVC grating to thwart damage. The one at the bottom have powered by 4 DD batteries (wired in parallel with internal battery) to provide a couple of years of service I suspect. This is a very low battery consumption device. Very sensitive... dangle a set of car keys against the window to test.
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It is a two sided adhesive. I use it to bond fabric to wood! Does a terrific job...
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It already has adhesive on one side. Just be sure you smooth as you go to make sure you keep out any air pockets. It went on really well for me. I peeled the backing off as I went and used a hard plastic smoother to keep out any air bubbles. It actually looks pretty great too.
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It does not have adhesive, so I cut it large enough to be held by the hoop. I have not tried to draw on it, but it is definately stable enough to draw on with a pencil or marker. I used this product a lot at Christmas for Free Standing Lace projects and it worked great.
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The adhesive is the same as those M3 wall hangers that are so popular now. I didnt put mine on the wall or painted surface but I did attach it to a concrete surface and it was easily removed without leaving residue. Sorry I cant attest for the paint, but I can say these things have been a life saver for us!
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Nope, there is no "adhesive". The plastic naturally adheres (magnetically?) to the plastic on the wacom tablet, similar to how clingwrap/cellophane sticks to glass. I'm fairly sure anyway. For this reason, as long as nothing (hair, lint, etc) is on the "sticky" side, you can remove and re-apply the posrus cover as often as you want.
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I have not had that issue before. It seems as long as the tip is within an inch or two above the drawing surface the tablet knows to ignore the touch that the resting hand would produce. If such an issue did arise there is a switch on the tablet near the top right corner that turns off the touch sensitivity entirely.