Has anyone removed them from a painted wall? Is there truely no damage?
640065
Yes it comes off clean even from painted wall as long its not a fresh paint and as long you remove it slowly and according to instructions. If it is a new paint then wait at least three or four weeks before installing it.
640066
That will wholly depend on the quality of your paint and drywall. It is the pull style tab. BUt immediately after installing it I attempted to remove mine. There was enough resistance that I thought dammage would occur. I have walls tha thave been professionally painted in 2013. But I did nto wnat to risk it. Also I used Sherwin williams harmony paint. One of their highest quality paints.
640067
yes - you have to follow the instructions from 3M ... pull STRAIGHT down... do not try to peel or pull it off. I rented an apartment with a strict landlord. Had PLENTY of pictures and things on the wall using this exact type of adhesive. Note, the damage free isn't unique to Koala ... it's a standard 3M tape that you can buy anywhere. What you are buying is the nice frame that holds it in place (so you can easily remove the tablet, etc.
599419
From my understanding you can remove them from the wall with a blow dryer but they are not reusable. Contact the company maybe there is a way, they were very helpful to me.
1615652
I misaligned a piece and pealed it back and it took off some paint. My walls are new tho, if that has anything to do with it.
2106942
very easy to remove. I peeled off the top "layer" then used a steamer on the bottom layer. No damage to wall.
181851
Yes, they can be removed easily without damaging the paint. The adhesive isn't really sticky - just effective.
529311
No. I had a lot of issues when removing these from my walls. The adhesive pulled pieces of the wall off. It may be possible with extreme precision. I tried to put care into taking it off but maybe I was not careful enough.
1933467
If you remove it carefully, it doesn't hurt the paint. The adhesive can leave a residue behind, but some goof-off can resolve this.
2190366
Probably not. If you try to peel them off using a tool or some sort of scraper, you risk that scratching the paint. These things are super secure. There really is no delicate way to peel them off.
649293
We installed on an unpainted wall and had no problems peeling off or wall damage when we needed to for corrections. However, I can't speak for installation over painted walls.
559546
I had mine on the wall of my dorm for an entire year:Afterwards they peeled off just fine, with no residue.They will stick to other places but will not be as good as original placement
987935
I hadn't tried to take mine down before (been up for several months - they stay up just fine) so just sneaked into daughters room and peeled half of one off the wall. It came off really easily without leaving any residue. I spent ages looking for this type of thing and was so glad when I got these.
618292
They peeled off my wall just fine, but my wall has very good paint. I would get, very worth it, but I wish it was overall bigger!Good luck
2094921
Short answer no. I have not tried to remove any of the wall art, however I assume it can be removed from the wall without being damaged but they are individual pieces. If you put a couple of hours into pulling off each continent one by one and placing them back onto parchment paper.... maybe, just maybe.
149124
They are easily removed by peeling it right off the wall with no residue. But, once you stick it to the wall it will more than likely be ruined if you attempt to move it. So stick it where you want it.
951568
it peels right off.. I have never experienced any damage to the wall or paint when using these products.
148865
We applied these in July 2014. I just checked to see if I could remove them after that time and they were easily removed. No paint was removed or sticky residue left on the wall.
1773758
Yes the decal is removable and will not damage walls/paint as long as the wall is in good condition. The decals are not reusable and can't be reapplied after removal.Thank you!