Does it mark up or dent the ceiling/headliner?
1744412
Not on my 2005 Saturn Vue - you don't need that much pressure and as you can see the feet hold it in place there top is more rounded and there's less pressure per sq centimeter.
1744413
I added pipe tubing to cover all the edges for extra protection. It was only $6 on Amazon and I figured better to be safe than sorry.
2258660
Yes. You'll get excellent adhesion. We've used the product on metal, plastic, and wood to hold on foam backed headliner.
2156600
No, it has not left a mark on my headboard at all. I don't think it could as the "hangers" on the back are covered in soft plastic. I love this light!
1855242
We have had ours for a year now so I can't answer for today's packaging. We did have a ding on it but because of the color that we bought, we used a black Sharpie to fix it. I now can't remember where the damage was. Otherwise it's really solid and we like it a lot.
2162394
No do not nail it to the ceiling. It is very light plastic ( well maybe something more than plastic, but light. The ceiling fixture will hold it securely to the ceiling.
2057831
Yes. You need to spray the adhesive on both the fabric and the headliner board, give them a few minutes to cure, and then stick the sides together. So you have to peel off the headliner before adhering them together. There are a lot of YouTube videos on this. It's not as hard as you think, just a bit tedious.
1749735
Yes, for several years. I have a 1 x 4 at the top against the ceiling so it does not dent the drywall ceiling. In late Spring and Fall I pull the bikes down and readjust the rod; takes about 5 minutes. You could box in around the top for extra security. I have two bikes on the stand; works great.
1820173
It depends upon what you mean. If you are installing trim or molding ON only the ceiling (e.g., you're not talking about crown type molding between the wall and ceiling), then I'd say yes because it will project a nice straight line across the ceiling from wall to wall if you project with the laser perpendicular to the ceiling and align it with a mark at both ends of the room. This would be helpful for marking the locations for false beams or panel-type molding. In other words, it'll function like a chalk line without the mess so you can make pencil marks in key locations. However, if you're talking about installing crown molding at the interface of the wall and ceiling, I wouldn't use it for this. Few ceilings are perfectly level, flat or even, and I would measure the proper distance down the wall from the ceiling every couple of feet along the wall, and then adjust the exact location of the bottom edge of the crown to compensate visually for ceiling unevenness, even if it means moving portions of the trim slightly higher or lower on the wall. Working with uneven ceilings often requires a little art to get the best appearance, and the laser will give you only a straight and level line on the wall, regardless of how straight or level the ceiling is.
987062
None, if you don't over torque it. If its a gyp. Bd. Ceiling it might leave a indentation from over torqueing. Try to position it under a beam.if a indentation is made, the pad is about 2"×3"
2098112
No, I don't believe it would leave a mark. It's just double stick tape. The instructions on the package say that if you want to remove it, soak the tape with some oil and let it sit for a couple hours to soften it up. I haven't had to do this, since mine is still on, but I really don't think it will hurt a thing. They even include a couple of extra pieces of tape so you can re-install it if you like.
1815574
It will stick but expect some rippling. If this doesn't bother you (doesn't bother me) go for it.
1925372
I did not have any dents or damage that I can remember. I bought and started using it last year and it still works great! I hope that helps.
1803399
Yes. I used prepaste activator to hang it, and it still comes down easily. My husband and I hung a section that we needed to rehang and it came down nicely, there was nothing underneath to scrape off. Also, the end result is gorgeous.
137139
It has a netting underneath so the most you would have is that indented for a bit. This is a GREAT liquid catcher though. I have a 3 year old who drops things all the time and never gotten on my off-white seats. As for a long time dent, I dont think so. Hope this helps.
135578
My guess would be yes - anything we had put on it did leave a mark, but we would remove the item and the dent/divot would fade with time. Ultimately, this mat turned into a puzzle for my son and was put away because we had it on a hardwood floor and it became a large slipping hazard. Sorry if this information isn't helpful, but ultimately we didn't know that we didn't really need a mat and I wish we hadn't bought ours.
354747
I assume that you're wanting to use this on a temporary basis to protected the headliner while you're doing interior work or something. If you're planning on a permanent install, it won't be the most attractive product. But, you should be ok with this as a temporary protectant. It's pretty sticky but shouldn't damage vinyl headliners. On the mouse-fur or velour type headliners, don't press it on too hard and you should still be ok. When you remove it, you'll probably have fibers attached to the sticky but it shouldn't pull it bald. You might also consider using Glad Cling Wrap from your local grocery store. It's similar but thinner. Might be easier to just remove the trim and take the headliner out. Good luck.
2010950
We used tape to put it up and it did not damage the paint... I hope this helps.