is this tape to attach a chartpak paper to the wall?
1616808
No, I do not believe so. I think it is just for the lines of the actual chart.
1616809
While I suppose you could use it to attach something to a wall, I would NOT recommend it. The tape is permanent, and therefore may be difficult-to-impossible to remove from the wall once it is up.
1616810
No. It's solely for the purpose of putting permanent lines on white board and the like. It. Won't bond anything.
1616811
No. It's tiny. I am using it to make a schedule on a magnetic white board. Lines are about all its good for, no attaching to anything.
1616812
no. it's like a very thin electrical tape. use it on a whiteboard to create lines/borders, for example. not strong enough to hold anything to a wall.
2185543
I haven't done that yet... I was going to use this in a room where I record a weekly radio program, but just learned that the building where our offices are is being sold, so I didn't want to attach them to the wall in any permanent fashion until I know for sure what's happening. I am not sure how I would do it either... I considered staples, but that wouldn't be good long term... maybe some type of spray glue? If you come up with a good solution, please let me know! Thanks.
2127784
Sorry, I am unable to advise. I found the tape useless for the job I bought it for.Regards,David
1412255
no - the grip a strip mounts to the wall with screws - the rail holds paper inside the slot in the rail using a roller assembly - works like a charm without tape pins or magnets
1711527
Yes just like wrapping paper. But really cute back drops I use push pins into my dry wall and base board to create a new look
295617
It "should" be... but with my experience I can honestly tell you that the tape I had wouldn't hold anything. Again, I could've just received a bad order of this tape, but I would recommend looking for another kind of double sided tape. Hope this helps!
249698
Yes...as long as the wall is evenly painted - not gravelly rough. Use 4. Must have flat surfaces against the wall. Adhere the strips to the wall first and let the adhesive rest for 15 minutes. Then attach the item. Sounds baroque but that's how I got it to work.
110558
I don't know as I used 'tape running adhesives' that are used in paper crafting. I would recommend that type of adhesive for your recipes....it's strong, transparent and will not cause any buckling or dimpling of the paper or card stock. This paper is card stock quality. You can purchase at craft stores like Michaels, JoAnns etc. And there are coupons to give you 40%...these adhesives aren't expensive.
702152
Yes. Each sheet is sticky on one side, and you peel off the backing. If you are sandwiching a document between two pieces, it is a good idea to tape the corners of one of them to a working surface so when you place the other sheet over it, the bottom one stays in place. There are 50 sheets in Fellowes, and it is an excellent deal.
1469886
I don't see why not. However, I have a feeling that the paper roll would have a tendency to slip off if the holder wasn't exactly horizontal. On reveiwing our installation, I think it would look just as good, maybe even better installed horizontally. I would have someone hold it against the wall and then see if the roll slipped off while pulling the paper .... worth a try before you drill holes.
487311
It has a little indent on the back where the magnetic strip and the frame meet. Not sure tape would be thick enough to cover the area to adhere to the wall
1979698
I would think so. Be sure to secure it firmly to the wall. I only used plain little nails in each grommet on the top into a regular drywall type of wall - no studs, no anchors. I keep packs of construction paper, tissue paper, stickers and coloring books in ours and its been good. Hope that helps.
521406
It most likely will, this is the Permanent version, if you want something that will not hurt your walls and other items try to temporary double sided tape
2069774
I wouldn't do that. Forget about the fact that the double-sided tape won't likely support the magnet bars; you're presumably going to hang things on these bars which will increase the weight.If you have to tape these magnets to the wall, why not cut out the middle man? Just buy some flexible magnet tape, available here on Amazon.
1225846
I use it to help slide the little paper label into place. The paper isn't very stiff so it tends to bend without the plastic tool.
814810
Yes. I used a similar double sided 3M adhesive and when I ran out of that I used the 3M picture hanging system that involves Velcro. The advantage to the picture hanging system is the adhesive can be peeled off and the Velcro allows for adjusting the placement. I's all worked for over a month now without problem.
1321865
No... It's small, hand-held. Double-stick Velcro would work to stick it on a wall.