Will it stick on wood
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Probably. It was very sticky. I put it on a metal shelf which I think would more difficult to adhere to than wood.
1747458
Hi Lisa, I'm actually not sure. I had to use it on wood and it seemed to work great. Sorry!!
1781514
Can be used outdoors ..sticks to most smooth metal surfaces....not for wood.... you would also want to apply it to a dry surface , but it will hold up to all types of weather after it sets up. But like almost everything man-made it will more than likely will wear in time.
488630
I haven't actually used it on wood, but just now stuck a piece on a wood railing & it sticks pretty well. I think it would work, but I'm not sure if it would affect the wood over time.
1577415
Yes, It sticks to everything. I put in on my Sears Craftsman's Tool Box. Stays just fine...
745160
I put it on a textured wall and it worked great. I feel sure it will stick to wood wall.
700340
I used it on laminate so Im not sure if its designed for wood, but I checked the website for the product and they didnt mention wood as a surface it should be used on. Hope this helps http://www.greased-lightning.com/Kitchen/
939897
I stuck it on the back of my kitchen cabinets on some kind of fake wood stuff they used in the 80s, so yes, I think it will stick on hardboard. It's basically contact paper, just heavier. I'm very happy with it. Get a lot of compliments!
1561954
It probably would stick to a wooden fence if the wood were fairly smooth. The rougher textured wood grain I'm thinking would not allow for as good an adhesion and if the fence gets wet I wouldn't count on it holding for any long duration, IMamateurO.
103970
Not sure. It works great on shower tile grout and boat seats and all boat equipment. I have never tried it on wood. If the wood has a good layer of paint or varnish, I don't see why it would not. I would certainly test it before I used it extensively though. I have used it and it is a very good product.
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This is a water based coating. That being said, it is not likely to stick. You may "float" a coat on but it will offer no protection. It will easily chip and wear off. The wood must be dry for this to work
1459217
I have never used it on wood so I can't be sure but we are using it on a kitchen counter top and have not had a problem.
32087
It sticks to painted drywall, I don't see any reason why it wouldn't stick to wood...
1478758
I've only used it on aluminum, It dries as hard as metal , can be drilled and tapped, it sticks on aluminum like its part of it, don't see why it wouldn't stick to wood.
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it works well on glass, and it's actually sticky on the other side, so I think it will stick to wood if the surface is slippy
1187769
So far I have only tried this on walls. And the surface was so smooth so it stuck perfectly. May be the surface of the wooden cabinet might be not too smooth. Try it on some smooth surface.
193065
Yes. As long as the frame doesn't have a surface treatment that prohibits adhesives from working, it will stick.