Would this stick to a mirrored wall?
761437
I wouldn't try it. We had to use additional paste to get it to stick to the gloss finish on the wallboard.
761438
It could, but it may try to slide on the smooth surface, you may have to find a way to keep it from slipping if it does. It would be a great way to cover a mirrored wall.
1907105
I think it would stick. My wall is semi gloss and it sticks perfectly. However the surface won't be smooth it's thin and sticks well hence it reflects the texture of the wall.
1408726
Yes I believe it would. My stick better if you scuff up the paneling a little. I stuck mine to a mirror inside my curio cabinet. It might look more 3 dimentional if applied to paneling oppose to a mirror. Best of luck.
737881
I have mine on the glass. I would think it would stick if it is a smooth tile but mine is textured.
2112549
I once thought the material was like contact cement, but on a roll. SO, sure, it will adhere to a mirror, but what do you do to remove it later? Could break the glass! Maybe a small mirror could be pried off. I would rather use mechanical means to mount it.
1964963
I wouldn't know!! the wall decAls been in my son room ever since I got then and it looks perfectly stick to the wall
1704835
I would say yes it would. Make sure you get one that is made for the weight of the mirror.
957104
Yes, most likely, in fact in will likely fall off on its own accord as there is not much adhesive in the first place...I ended up using extra glue to get it to stick!
451852
I would certainly think so. My use is ON each of two light fixtures mounted on either side of a large mirror wall(Obviously through holes in the mirror) It is perfect!
1164682
I am sorry, I do not know. There is a bracket that you install on the wall and mirror attaches to that. You may try doing a search for that specific model # and find the specs.
572944
I would say no. that cleat is meant to screw into the back panel of a frame of a mirror or picture. If there was more surface area on the part that goes on to the frame it would probably work but mirrors are generally heavy. I do not know what you are hanging exactly but if there is a frame you can look on the internet to see what you can find.if possible you could use this product to put on a back panel to make the whole back flat then use the cleat. there has to be a frame around the mirror or if you use the cleat and hang it the mirror will be angled down. If the entire back is flat and just the mirror alone there are 2 ways i can think of without seeing your mirror. 1 they sell sets of anchors you screw into the wall that secure it to the wall without putting screws in the mirror. 2 again if the mirror is flat you can put liquid nails on the back of the mirror and stick it on the wall. you may need to put something against the mirror so it will stay in 1 spot for 24 hours. If you do my 2nd suggestion you will not get the mirror off the wall without taking the wall with it.
184164
Thanks for the great question! Yes, the one-way mirror film will stick on plexiglass, but I can't vouch for other non-glass surfaces.
193065
Yes. As long as the frame doesn't have a surface treatment that prohibits adhesives from working, it will stick.
1984630
NO. Will stick off the wall only 5 inches, it's half of the diameter. It's large 10 inches but deep 5 inches. Hope I explained well. Thanks
1759591
Mine stuck to my wall perfectly, just be careful applying it making sure all the air bubbles are smoothed out. If done right it it sticks well and looks great!Hope this helps,J
2220308
This is a countertop mirror, but be alert they do sell a wall mount mirror. So be sure to read carefully the item discription.
902196
I believe it would. I have sticked it to a large painted wall and at this moment (after ten months) it remains perfect.