can I use this for a giant paper mache globe? Do you think it would hold up??
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I highly doubt it. The latex is very delicate, and I do not think it would stand up to the weight of the paper mache without ripping. I would suggest using one of the 6' water balloons instead- they are much tougher than a weather balloon, which has to be light so as to be able to lift a payload up.
47940
Yes, I think it would. You would have to suspend it so it wouldn't get glued to the floor. And it would be a big project. But it could be done. Go slowly. It will take a long time to cover it adequately and let it dry between layers. You'll need a lot of layers for strength. Good luck!
1179629
No I don't think that it would hold up in the weather. It is like a heavy contact paper. Hope that helps you.
1869879
I don't think it would hold up? The internal bracket already broke on mine (my fault) but it was because the swivel inside was so tight, it wouldn't move. I forced it, and it broke, so I don't even use it.
492140
Most likely, you would disrupt the the magnetic flow and it would fall. You could try it as long as your hand isn't between the top of the globe and the magnet. But I feel if you try to spin it, it will disrupt the flow and fall.
1293133
It should work, I don't see anything wrong with that... Put it close to the aqua globes if you don't want it to last long, or the opposite if you do want it to last...
142090
Hi. Do you know that this product is made completely out of CARDBOARD? Size-wise, it would hold a pie... but the sheer design of it would not support the weight or temperature of pies... Sorry... but I would NOT recommend it for pies!!!! It works GREAT for construction paper, though!!!!
2108578
I'd use a heavier paper. If the fans were ornamental only it may hold up. If they aremeant to be functional probably won't hold up to fan movement.
1627324
I would not use this for anything. I bought a cheaper plastic pullout and it was better and less expensive. This one was twice the cost and very poorly made. I don't think it would hold that kind of weight.
1038522
Hello Bryan. You should try with your own magnet globe, if it doesn´t work, I think you could made your own plastic globe around the original magnet without problem.And I told you, you should have patient to put the magnet in the center, I did it almost in five minute my first time, but in the afternoon, I was already putting in a few seconds...
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Try those removable hooks from 3M or so that they sell. They supposedly guarantee that they won't damage the wall and are removable when you want to take them down. That said, I'm not sure it would hold the weight of the paper you would put in this file, so check the package of the hooks to find out if they'll hold it.
243130
No, this paper would not hold up to those conditions. I would try looking at printable vinyl sticker paper instead.Best,Anna Marie
1087857
It should be good for holding just about any paper to just about any other. My only reservation is that it's a bit pricey, so I save it for special projects. Most of the time, I use Scotch double-sided tape.
1507637
Yes, it should hold up nicely. However, putting all the pieces into their slots will be time consuming.
456914
I wouldn't think it would hold up to that. I have it on laminated plastic for my daily classroom use and it's fine but may only hold up this school year. I can't imagine it would stick to wood well. HTH
1311176
Yes, I think you could. However, if you put much in it I'm afraid it would pull off. I have mine full of papers and I think good velcro would hold. But if it were to have anything heavy in it I'm not certain it would hold.
1645871
I use it just for straws but all my 5 grandchildren 5 years and under use it all the time.if it can hold up to them then I think it can handle some pencils lol.
169671
My best answer is "maybe." because of too many unknowns. This is very strong stuff; so, if the texture is minimal and it can get a substantial percentage of its normal purchase, then it should hold (though not at its maximum strength rating) - assuming, of course, that the sheet rock underneath is sturdy enough to bear the weight. Best bet is to test it. It is very stong, but I wouldn't hang my mother-in-law on it.