Is this a permanent stick? or is it removable with no residue? (To use for "reverse letter" stencils that I need to remove from polycarbonate sheet)
1348251
The indoor outdoor sticks pretty good and would be hard to remove. The indoor only would stick but remove a lot easier. Neither kind would leave a sticky residue
2047621
I've moved them a couple of times and had no residue. No idea how many times you can do this and maintain the "stick".
1197895
I have had no problems removing them from non-porous surfaces, though they are not as strong if you intend to reuse them. If your photo is large or printed on stock, I would just grab 4 more. I am also dual purposing to highlight some memorable concert tickets on a glass frame, stuck from reverse. You can see the edges close but from far away .. serving their purpose. It is out of the Sun in an office.
1462681
They are pretty permanent. Removing them from a jar would be as difficult as removing an adhesive price tag from a picture frame!
1208647
I'm sorry but I don't know since I put mine on canisters ect that I want them permanently. There is a spray to remove labels and residue. I have ordered these labels 3X's.
129738
I don't want to insult your intelligence, but are you sure it's the "Removable" tape product? I have had no problems removing it. However, I prefer Scotch Removable squares which I use for posters and such in/on an historic building.
1981422
If used on an erasable "white board" it doesn't leave residue. I haven't used it on other surfaces.
1573425
It's a write on/wipe off type of board. You could probably use those cling stickers but anything else might stick and be stuck.
1275224
Then you do not want to use this. When you peel the backing it is sticky, just like original contac paper. This is not the window cling style you are looking for.
64113
It is a sticker and can be removed. However, I have not removed the sticker. I left it on so that my kids won't grab them and use them.
1399355
You will be able to remove it, but this product works better for holding things to a flat horizontal surface like a shelf. You may want to try mounting putty (http://www.amazon.com/Duck-Removable-Mounting-Poster-1436912/dp/B000BQMFEC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1410305122&sr;=8-1&keywor;ds=wall+tack+putty) that is designed to hold stuff on walls and comes off without loosing paint or leaving residue.
453856
This product or any of these type of products with this type of adhesive are easy to remove; by prying up on side an pulling it upwards. This type of adhesive does not leave any type of residue after removing that can not just be wiped off if any is left. However; I will add, that you should make sure you place it in the exact place you want to place; because the adhesive is only good for a couple of times use.
784537
I can't answer the first two questions. The second one depends on how often you use it and on what types of projects. I use mine for smaller pieces in card making and scrapbooking--I use it on the pieces where an adhesive runner or double sided tape is too large or the piece is odd shaped or you need to get into the corners a bit better. Under those conditions, to me, it lasts quite a long time. No, it is not refillable.
754546
Hello, Sorry i never tried to remove one. I'll let you know when i try it. These are the best sticking labels I've ever owned. Have others and They come off after a year sanitizing in the dishwasher every other day (my highest respect to these labels as well), but the Jokari still look like new.
103704
I don't know. I have never needed or tried to do it. Update: I just took a blank label and applied it firmly to a sheet of white paper. I was able to remove it without damaging the white paper. The label itself curled up in the process of removing it but still had a sticky back, so I was able to reapply it to the paper again. Although some of the adhesiveness was gone the second time.
1615648
Yes, you just peel it off like a sticker..with the exception of it leaves less residue
1115019
Yes it is a sticker and it can be removed. It you hear it slightly with a hair dryer, it should peel right off and not leave any adhesive residue.