Can I use this to stick on my wall (which is not magnetic ;) )
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The back is magnetic, if you wanted to stick it to a wall you would have to use command strips or something. If I were going to stick a whiteboard to the wall I would just get a peel and stick thing like "Avery Peel and Stick Dry Erase Sheets."
1666807
Well, you would have to have the polar opposite of this magnet for those to work with what you want. You might be better off using just a piece of metal available at your local hardware store (Home Depot).
2239851
I am dubious, mostly because the surface is no more metallic than your fridge (maybe less so). I think the wallpaper would be too much of a barrier. Honestly, I'd hold a piece of the paper up to your fridge and see if a magnet will stick through it...if not, I think this won't work. On the other hand,I think you could definitely paint over this and maybe do a faux finish... that would maintain the magnetic properties, I think. Good luck!
1653756
I suppose you could, but it's not a permanent sticker, so it can be re-positioned or taken down & hung up elsewhere if need be. If you're putting it up on a corkboard or something, then I could see using it with tacks instead. But if you're just putting it up on a standard wall surface, I wouldn't bother with the tacks. Hope that helps! :-)
362393
Yes it will stick. Smooth it to the wall very carefully to avoid puncturing the wall paper. It's verysticky and durable. I live mine!
1122087
No, it won't work. They are quite heavy and must be attached to the wall. This board requires "rare earth" magnets. They are not expensive but I could only find them on line.
182163
i would use a very tiny TINY amount as to not harm the wall itself. this stuff is super strong. i'd suggest you hang it as best you can then use a small bit to level it if need be. i've used this stuff for COUNTLESS things so yeah, experiment but be careful so you don't damage the wall or the frame - but for something as simple as this sounds you probably want to go with something a little more temporary like ticky tack, even.
991132
I think that would be hard. It is 3 very large sheets (think thick wall paper) that need to trimmed and lined up and then hung. I think it's probably really too thick for magnets unless you had a lot and they were very powerful. (It also comes rolled up.) I used wallpaper paste to apply.
1407482
Hi Barbara, I wouldn't unless you are using it in a retail display, it is narrower than it looks, but works well for the wall. Jeanna
1122086
No I would not trust even the strongest magnets to hold it safely on a refrigerator. I love this board and I found the BEST markers to use on it that stand out against black glass. You will love this, even on a wall.
2239850
You'll have to have several coats of the magnetic paint (following manufacturer's instructions) and at least one coat of a primer--this will not only help your wallpaper adhesive stick, it'll cut down on the magnetic paint shedding (you'll find during painting and cleanup that there are iron shavings EVERYWHERE). Because of these precautions, you'll have to use stronger magnets, especially since your wallpaper is medium weight. The thin magnet sheet-type magnets will most likely not stick in this type of application.
105508
I believe you can! It comes on one sheet but you could easily cut it before you peel it to stick on the wall. ;-)
1488001
I don't know why you couldn't. It's very heavy, stiff paper. You might want to use some heavy duty wallpaper adhesive. I would definitely do a "test" area first before doing all the walls.
438822
I couldn't guarantee it, but this stuff is strong and sticky. We used it to hang clocks on the wall, and heavy metal plates with the different time zones, one below each clock. It's all stayed in place for a year so far, and it's on a slightly textured wall.
446004
We have a very light texture on our walls and it would not stick to them. I would not recommend this product unless the walls are perfectly flat!
713288
No, it is not magnetic. You could possibly attach velcro to it, but it will not hang on anything by itself.
1203888
you could probably use the sticky part (the command strip, available in packages with just the sticky strip) to stick a clothespin to the wall and use that. worth a try