Are these repositionable?
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It depends. If they are stuck to the surface dry, it is unlikely they can be removed without damage. Another method for most stickers is to mix 5 or 6 drops of dish soap such as Dawn with 1 pint of water in a spray bottle. Prior to attaching the sticker, spray the surface with this. You can then "float" the sticker around until it is in the desired position, then use a squeegee or credit card, etc. to push the solution out from under the sticker. Using this technique, you do have a short time to peel the letters off and try again. I used this method to attach these letters to outdoor glossy ceramic tile nine months ago, and they are still in good shape. It depends. If they are stuck to the surface dry, it is unlikely they can be removed without damage. Another method for most stickers is to mix 5 or 6 drops of dish soap such as Dawn with 1 pint of water in a spray bottle. Prior to attaching the sticker, spray the surface with this. You can then "float" the sticker around until it is in the desired position, then use a squeegee or credit card, etc. to push the solution out from under the sticker. Using this technique, you do have a short time to peel the letters off and try again. I used this method to attach these letters to... » Read More It depends. If they are stuck to the surface dry, it is unlikely they can be removed without damage. Another method for most stickers is to mix 5 or 6 drops of dish soap such as Dawn with 1 pint of water in a spray bottle. Prior to attaching the sticker, spray the surface with this. You can then "float" the sticker around until it is in the desired position, then use a squeegee or credit card, etc. to push the solution out from under the sticker. Using this technique, you do have a short time to peel the letters off and try again. I used this method to attach these letters to outdoor glossy ceramic tile nine months ago, and they are still in good shape. « Show Less
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Not really. During first installation you can take them off and reposition, as long as you do it relatively soon after placement. They are an adhesive backed letter. If you want to regularly repositions them you will want a "static" type letter that is made to be removed and reused.
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Yes. When I was putting them up if they weren't straight I could remove them and replace them. They work great!!
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No you don't need anything special to apply them. Just peel and stick and yes they can be repositioned. I love mine. It looks great and I've had hundreds of compliments on it.
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Can't say for sure. When I received my set they were left rather than right. Didn't try to reorder this set on Amazon and went in another direction. Good luck to you.
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No, you would have to squish them. The cabinets are more like medicine cabinets, so they are smaller than what has been pictured.
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Yes, they can be moved anywhere on grid. You can also position them to face front/back or left/right.
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Yes, they can be placed on any section and moved whenever you need to move them.
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Yes they can but adhesive does not last so you will have to change occasionally.
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I have been told that they can be. But it was not as simple as simply removing them and putting a new one in. I believe some other part of the housing had to be removed first. I hope this helps
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No ma'am. There is a rod on the back to hold them and it's tilted a bit! They fit perfectly and have a little bar to hold them in place.
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Not predetermined positions. Can clamp in place where you want. I no longer have these chairs...plastics faded severely in a splotchy manner. Gave them to Salvation Army.
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Yes they are , at least the one I bought, you can put them in any configuration you want !!
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You can move them manually. It takes an allen wrench to tighten and loosen. But, they can swing out wide, and pull back flush.
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Yes they are moveable. They have movable heads, arms, legs, waists, any pose you can think of they will be able to do. Great for diorama action poses!
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Yes, they are very flexible and easily moved out of the way. They pivot nicely.
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Yes, these are designed to rotate/pivot to give you some flexibility in location. It would be nice if we could lock them in place though. Good question!!
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They aren't made to be removable , but if your handy with tools it could be . I did not try too remove these. But I have covered other kinds before
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I don't see any reason why not, since they have no adhesive you can move them around at will.