Will it work on plastic, and can you affix a small metal object like a quarter? Can you easily remove the affixed item? Thank you
73940
Yes, yes and yes. It sticks to various materials better than others. I believe it is not suggested for porous materials, but I have had it on wood, drywall, metal and plastic without a problem. It will come off without leaving any residue in all of my experiences. It sticks, but you just peel it away/off with your fingers/fingernails. Not a big deal at all.
535665
I haven't used it on anything metal, but I really don't think it would have any problems doing any kind of job. So far mine has worked great for my needs.
1463769
It won't attach to a plastic register. It's designed to work with a metal one.
319954
I would say that it would do fine in plastic, as long as you have a starting hole or indentation. I use a sharp scribe to make an indentation for starting the drill. For something round, you might have some problems holding the object firm, though. Good luck.
1991892
i love this product. I have the 9" and the 2.5". I have made stickers to stick to cardboard, I am turning different papers into stickers and stick on top of each other in order to decorate boxes. I have done ribbon on ribbon. I am getting ready to cut paper in designs and fold and top the plastics bags with goodies in them. I have not done metal - but can't image you can't stick something to metal. you do nothing but feed your paper or fabric or ribbon through the easy feeder. It comes out the other side with a cover over your object and then it sticks to a piece of paper and you peel it off. Utilize the 9" space as much as you can. You can feed several things through at one time. Pay attention to the length of the cartridge. I can't remember what came with it. But I have purchased an additional that has 40 feet on it. I hope that answers your question. Please ask me other questions if you want.
1006499
I never tried it on a plastic jar. It did not work well on any glass jars I tried
1555943
Jelmar is the mfg and they have a list of FAQ's at this link http://jelmar.com/faq.htm We don't believe you can use the product on plastic but you will find your answer at the link
1226446
I don't believe this would work on plastic, and it might even destroy the plastic! It is not a durable mar resistant finish for table tops. You don't say whether your plastic is removable or a casting resin type finish, but either way this product is most probably not going to work.
746957
sorry but I don't know the answer to that question.I myself do not use it on plastic or rubber.
2087819
I don't know if it will work on it But I did used on plastic and it work very well
2036857
Gee, I have only used it for flat things like stamps. Seems to work well, but not sure how 3D things would look. People use them for coins...
1518164
I'm not sure, never tried it on coins but it definitely worked on my copper bowl and pans. Good luck!
1075670
It works great on mine - would not try the plastic ones - this is solid all metal.
1289007
I haven't used them on metal...i use then to mod plastic parts which they work great for. I would assume they would work on softer metals or to do precise work on metals like gun smithing. Again i would only use them to take off very tiny amounts of metal. I didn't see a country stamp on them but a would bet china or some asiain country.
2066665
I did not use this product for adhereing rubber to plastic but I would bet that it would work just fine. I used it a couple of years ago to adhere pennys to a bowling ball to make a "gazing ball" for my yard. There are literally a couple of hundred pennies on this ball and I leave it outside year-round and not one penny has fallen off. This stuff is amazing. GIve it a try and its not very expensive.
1492747
I've never tried it on plastic but think it would. It worked well on everything I used it on.
506208
I would not use it on anything where it can touch plastic. It may not affect it immediately, but this product, while excellent for cleaning actually metal electrical contacts is not the best for any contact with plastics. .. . . unless it is immediately flushed off with something like isopropyl alcohol. Even then. . . it might not be a good idea. Instead, try using something like Simple Green on a Q-tip and then follow that up with rinse.