Will this stick well to painted wood cabinet (smooth surface, maple)? will it show residue or damage if taken off? Thanks in advance
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I've never had an issue unless it's really humid. No damage when removed if you follow the directions.
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The reason I bought this product was to fasten my usb port terminal to my painted wood headboard. Although I am yet to remove it to see damage if any. It really sticks good. And came in real handy as I removed it and brought it to the motel elwith me. Hope this helps.
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They will work great on painted wood. I've been using these for a long time now, no negative complaints. And no residue what soever
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cabinet makers wax Brand.. I have never used? I quess, I would spray it onto a Soft Rag, and gently rub and see what results you get :)
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I have never had a problem with stickiness when using this product. It looks like feels like satin once it is thoroughly rubbed in the wood.
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They should come off cleanly. I had no sticky residue. If it does wipe it with some lacquer thinner.
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I think it'd remove fine. I mainly use it on wood but recently used it on metal and it removed fine so I think it'd come off those things fine.
2084787
The adhesive is not very strong so it won't damage your wood furniture. The problem is because the adhesive isn't very strong we are constantly having to push the kushion back in place because it keeps peeling off.
1436598
I have sprayed garage cabinets to truck bumpers and plastic fender flares with this stuff. It should adhere fine if you prep the surface well.
1285372
do not use on wood. You won't be able to clean the residue off. No need to worry about spills. This is a paste or heavy cream.
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NO!!! This tape is AWESOME! We had it down for several months on our hardwood; it was a bit difficult to peel (kept splitting into thinner strips), simply because it had been vacuumed, mopped, played on, etc. There was absolutely ZERO residue.My husband (carpenter, home improvement contractor, wood floor snob ;) ) LOVES this product, and so do my 3 yr old son and 7 yr old daughter.I'm a hero w this stuff!
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No it does not leave any stick residue. I spray it on and let it sit for a minute and then wipe it down with a clean cloth. It seems to work quite well
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I would say yes it will leave a residue. The back is very stick and I remember having to pull a small piece up and it leaving a tacky residue behind. You can use goo gone or another adhesive remover to help.
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I used Butcher Block on Koa wood and an unknown African wood. Both turned out beautifully. I followed the directions, so after applying I waited a bit then used a soft cloth (cotton t-shirt type) to rub off excess. There was no residue or sticky/oily finish. I will continue to use Butcher Block and try on other woods as well. I hope this helps.
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Hi Barbara- From my experience my boards that looked pretty yucky came alive when I rubbed in the Boos. It brings out the wood grain and seals the surface really well. I rubbed in the Boss for a few minutes, let it sit overnight and then rubbed it off. I did that a couple of months ago and I haven't had to do it again...... yet. I probably will have to do it every 3 months- that is a guess at this point. Yes- I have not had any watermarks or stains- even beet juice washes off easily. I'm sure you will be glad you used this product. It goes a long way.......
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Yes, it'll stick to wood surfaces as long as the surface is relatively smooth.
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I found that it works best on as smooth of surface as possible. I would recommend sticking it on a mirror before trying it anywhere else because it would not stick to my wall right after taking it out of the packaging, but after being on the mirror for awhile it stayed everywhere else that I tried! As long as the wood is almost perfectly smooth it should work just fine. I hope this helps!
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I'm not sure about wood. I have a painted surface in my classroom which happens to be the wall and it's not sticking to that at all. I am a little disappointed about that. However, it seems to stick to a metal cabinet the way one would want it to. I'll know better tomorrow when I get back to my classroom. If it stays on my metal cabinet, then I would guess it would be good on smooth surfaces like that, glass, plastic. I had this once before and it was great on that same wall but it was a different brand although I don't remember the name. I thought they were all the same. All I all I'm happy I guess. It will get used. I'm not sure about wood. I have a painted surface in my classroom which happens to be the wall and it's not sticking to that at all. I am a little disappointed about that. However, it seems to stick to a metal cabinet the way one would want it to. I'll know better tomorrow when I get back to my classroom. If it stays on my metal cabinet, then I would guess it would be good on smooth surfaces like that, glass, plastic. I had this once before and it was great on that same wall but it was a different brand although I don't remember the name. I thought they were all the same. All I all I'm... » Read More I'm not sure about wood. I have a painted surface in my classroom which happens to be the wall and it's not sticking to that at all. I am a little disappointed about that. However, it seems to stick to a metal cabinet the way one would want it to. I'll know better tomorrow when I get back to my classroom. If it stays on my metal cabinet, then I would guess it would be good on smooth surfaces like that, glass, plastic. I had this once before and it was great on that same wall but it was a different brand although I don't remember the name. I thought they were all the same. All I all I'm happy I guess. It will get used. « Show Less
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I had some extra scraps and tested this on plywood for you. It sticks. Remember it's repositionable so you can easily move it once it's applied but you would have to move it intentionally in order to get it off of the plywood. In other words, it won't slip. I can't say enough good things about this product.