Will this work with an adhesive design like a rub on? Thanks
741589
Rub-on foils typically don't have a paper backing that I know of. The total thickness of this paper is pretty big.
451651
I'm not sure. Haven't tried. My guess is that the adhesive would eventually lose its stickiness after repeated moving. I'd buy two. There pretty cheap.
124179
Yes. Just get one with the adhesive back. There are lots of designs available.
897903
It doesn't adhesive on it. But with the right adhesive it might work. I put mine on a bulletin board.
95083
I don't think it will. It couldn't remove adhesive left by stickers on metal, so I doubt it. I was very disappointed with this product.
1028237
There is a flange on the top and bottom that is maybe 1.25" wide that adhesive strips could be attached to. As long as the adhesive is strong enough, I don't see why it wouldn't work.
327245
Of course it would depend on the type of adhesive...a lickable type, like a stamp, no. A peel and stick with decent adhesive properties, yes.
488629
As long as it is a flat surface it should deter the scratching - check to make sure the adhesive doesn't damage the finish though!
1986412
I don't think so. Must be a super light weight adhesive. I tried mine twice before getting it on straight with no problem. It doesn't leave any sticky behind.
1488210
Would definitely work, just need a steady hand. However, it would most likely rub off.
2242811
Thanks for your inquiry. Yes this label is a permanent adhesive, which should work just fine on all plastic and tyvek applications. Best regards,Label Outfitters, Inc.
930389
Hi, not sure.....it may react with finish. I used it on a window that had stickers on it before.
1422616
I think it should. It is an epoxy and it just needs a clean surface to bond to. I believe it requires a different application process. Contact KBS to be sure.
883817
I do not believe so. I actually have been having trouble keeping it on relatively stationary items. (The adhesive gave out for me after about 6 months)
1203542
I wouldn't recommend it for that. It's rather thick and stringy, I would try a spray adhesive, it would go on easily and it does have a good hold. Elmers has one, it's called craft bond.
872424
It sticks on with pressure sensitive tape. You would have to peel it off if you decided you didn't like it, and then deal with removing the sticky residue after that.
1301761
The adhesive will definitely hold the wrap to the wall. Even try applying a bit of heat from an hairdryer/heat gun will allow it to bend to your will. To clarify a bit on showing any imperfection stated in another comment; it's only noticeable if you have a slit/cut/scratch larger than 1-2mm...I applied it to a wooden box with sharp edges, it hugged the corners well.