Is this as sticky as contact paper? I want something for my kitchen wall that I can remove without too much effort later on if I want.
56173
It sticks just fine and it is also very easy to remove. I had to take it off and reapply and I was able to do it with no problem.
56174
Definitely not as sticky as contact paper. Sticks well, but will also come off. Its also thinner than contact paper, so if you have a color or pattern underneath, you'll probably be able to see it.
56175
I bought some Contact brand paper and I think this sticks better. I've only had mine on a month, but if I wanted to get it up I know I could still pull it off. But I don't know about long term.
56176
I'm not sure how sticky contact paper is but this is definitely easy to remove. Hope that helps.
56177
It is almost as sticky as contact paper and will stick well if the surface is smooth and clean.
1269631
It is pretty sticky and seems to adhere to most surfaces without a problem. I have removed it without any damage. I would not think it would be hard to remove or damaging. About the same as contact paper that can be removed from shelves.
1161140
I used a credit card, to apply mine. It peels right away as long as it is stuck to the wall in the area your pulling from. My best opinion, just don't rush and pull while peeling it away. You should be fine. Mine came in one piece on a clear adhesive strip. They were individual letters. I do have others that have a word for each part. I guess it depends on the manufacturer.
1106029
It's quite sticky. I used it to replace the adhesive on my helmet camera mount with pretty good success. I haven't had any issues so far. As for whether or not it will work on textured drywall goes, it's going to depend on what you're attempting to hang. If you're thinking potted plant, I'd look elsewhere (and for some drywall anchors or something) but if you're looking to just hang a nameplate in an office, it would be overkill but you'll be just fine. I hope that helps.
1988349
I only just started putting things on my walls.......but i reapplied it to move it over a little and it peeled off easy.......then i pressed hard. Its like stickers should not be a problem.
1220399
my experience with this was a nightmare, but that was because the substrate (wall) I was covering had a texture. Some sections just did not stick, even with a separate purchase of wallpaper paste. We tried to remove the remaining about two weeks later--ugh. Disaster. So I would say the part that stuck is going to take some elbow grease, but it can be done. Good Luck!!!!!
670890
I put mine around my island counter. I wipe it down to clean. My Granddaughter did the one side of her kitchen with the same wallpaper. Her's is where the kitchen sink is and she does not have a problem with it. we both like the texture of the paper because it looks like real brick. I know the wallpaper with the shipping is expensive but it is well worth the money. I Hope this will help you. One more comment about this----if you watch General Hospital Samantha has this same paper on her living wall where the fireplace is.
415757
I just peeled it off the attached paper and stuck it to the wall. I didn't separate it. It would be too much work and I wasn't sure I would get it straight.
987935
I hadn't tried to take mine down before (been up for several months - they stay up just fine) so just sneaked into daughters room and peeled half of one off the wall. It came off really easily without leaving any residue. I spent ages looking for this type of thing and was so glad when I got these.
848771
So far for me, it hasn't worked out as a wall sticker, its very hard to get off walls, so I would just use them as regular stickers for books, papers, ect. hoped this helped!
1791434
I think really anywhere you put this, it's going to leave behind the sticky adhesive. I put this on my laminated desk and I tried to pick it up and it's really stuck there. It comes up but looks tacky/sticky underneath. Other con-tact liner's would be better if you ever want to peel it off easily.
2015362
I'd say the two best options are sticky poster tack or those very thin gold nails. I can't remembee their specific name, but they are really skinny so they won't leave big holes in your wall or be very noticable on the poster.
696395
Wowzers ~ I have no clue ! Anytime I have used contact paper it sticks and stick real good ! I would be afraid that it would pull the paint off when you remove it. Cannot answer for sure, sorry.
1887382
Most contact paper will stick to a painted surface. Raw wood no guarantees.
266151
That's what my wall is. It isn't smooth really but it's not rough. It's slightly bumpy if that is any better at explaining. And well when you write on it wont have a smooth like paper line. But it's doable. My kids used it until it didn't stick to the wall anymore.
1276468
don't know if i'd use glue and paper on a wall. try using some good double face tape.
2160736
it came off easily when i place it on the wall and rubbed it. Than you peel back the paper slowly and the lettering will stay on the wall.