Is this vinyl? I want to make wall decals, would this work?
1641500
It's thinner than vinyl but very easy to cut So yes I think u could make wall decals
1641501
I used it on the wall and on my refrigerator. It would make great decals....smooth surface obviously will yield best results :)
1641502
It isn't vinyl. It is thinner like the contact paper you might have covered books with in school in the 80s ( I hope I'm not dating myself) but it is super easy to work with and peels and red ticks very easily. As long as the decals you want to make don't have thin lines, it should work
133323
Absolutely not. I tried to adhere this to a wall with slight texture and the entire decal peeled off. I traced and outline around the decal and painted the tree instead.
744683
I really do not think so...it is vinyl--you can check with a Sherwin Williams paint store and see what they advise.Rich
2048923
Hello, Unfortunately wall decals do not stick very well to heavy orange peel textured walls. They are only meant for slightly textured walls. Thank you. Simple Shapes
1316028
I don't think so but can't say for sure as we applied ours over painted walls. Most vinyl wall art stencils are just big stickers anyhow and need a pretty smooth surface to work properly. I'd suggest getting a small one from somewhere and test drive it to see for certain.
1647046
I use this on my shower doors which are plexiglass. I would think it would work on vinyl. Did you check with the manufacturer to be sure?
474200
It has adhesive similar or equal to most vinyl products used in the sign making line. I have used this particular vinyl on painted wood, glass and painted metal with no issues.
877517
Yes, but not very well. It's just plain sticker material. Vinyl would stick great, though
672020
I don't know what type of vinyl it is. I can tell you what I use it for. I use it for cutting out lettters for names to stick on the employee dry erase board. The vinyl sticks pretty well as long as people don't use the eraser over top of his/her names constantly. I hope this helps.
1121150
Not to sure, it might. My walls are painted with a "dry" sought of rough type texture (the feel is like a brick wall type surface). Since the price for the decal is pretty reasonable, I'd say give it shot. At best, if the decal fails to stick on the wall, Home depot sells various types of clear adhesives for wall paper & borders that you can use to keep the decal glued to the wall.
661989
Yes--they would work very well. You could divide a wall with a row of them or make a square as a wall accent. I used the blue tacky stuff (3M brand) to attach them to the wall. That way they can be removed without damaging the wall (I suppose dorm rooms have brick walls anyway). The record labels come in a variety of colors that break up the black vinyl. The records I received were mostly thin vinyl (mostly bands/artists from the 1970s) with a few good ones (Pink Floyd) mixed in. Cheap and cute decorating idea! Good luck!
1428133
No, I don't believe it would be. I tried to use it to remove wallpaper border and it would not work for that either.
1576307
It is a vinyl decal. Only the lettering is applied to the surface. I put mine on a mirror, but it is also meant for walls.
1091185
Hello,I believe its clear patching material. That way it will match and blend in whatever color vinyl you are trying to patch. Thank you for your interest.
670889
It is an embossed vinyl, and it probably would work, but i would do it do to grease splatters which could discolor the paper. I have found that if I have to wipe it down for anything, a little color comes off on the cleaning cloth.
1859221
Yep, the came off my painted walls just fine. I would make sure to try to do it when you have some extra sets of hands around. Just pull it off slowly and evenly though, otherwise the vinyl will stretch.
1127014
yes it should work just fine I have used it to make decals for cars and trucks and worked just fine so should be ok.