I am making a bin for my framed art. Would like to line it with something that keeps the frames from scratching will this work?
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I think this would work. One side is smooth and the other like a soft faux fur. There's nothing that would scratch the frames and there should be adequate cushioning to prevent rubbing.
2018464
Yes it will work. I'd recommend painters tape near any outer edges. It sticks well to the wrap. I protected kitchen cabinets from sanding dust, and it worked well.
1049873
I have a plastic frame that is inside a foam brush, just took the foam off. Makes a prying tools that will not scar the plastic. Very handy.
1541348
I don't know what you mean by 'wont stick'. This is to SET the product you used to make the picture (chalk, graphite, pencil, charcoal). so that is wont smudge or smear while handling it. I suppose it would keep the dust off the glass of your frame, too.
462839
I am using them to hold the glass from a glass topped table attached to the table frame. They are very small so I am not sure how they can prevent furniture from scratching.
1678588
Yes. You could choose to let it "float" in other words have a clear glass border between the photo and the frame or mat the photo to provide a solid outline for the photo.
318164
There is a bin type tip out that would not function as a file cabinet. I keep yarn in mine (but not very much).
1536032
This will not work; too spongy. Try paint with sand in it. Or check for self-adhesive strips with "sandpaper" on one side.
284563
Hi Darren, Shelf liners would be a great idea for your boxes! As stated in a previous response, the liners will help make the surface of the shelf flat so that the boxes will have a smooth surface. Hope this helps - let us know if you have any other questions, TRINITY 800-985-5506
328910
Yes, it should. It's not the sturdiest, but I own an auction house and we use several of these to display paintings, some in heavy frames.
1566427
I can offer an educated guess for a response. You should probably use a piece of linen and some fabric glue (from a fabric or crafts store). This tape is strong stuff, but it's made for reinforcing the cover hinges of books, not for restoring artwork. If you don't position it correctly, pulling it off will make the damage worse.
1945883
Yes. They're not like the nails you'd get with cheap picture hangers, but more like thick/long tacks (very strong) tacks. They do minimal damage to walls and can be easily pulled out if you need /want to reposition you frames for any reason. These hangers are the best for hanging art /photos flush on the wall. Definitely pay attention to the weight limit of the hangers you're getting - they range from 10 lbs to 500 lbs. The size of the hanger differs, as well as the length /thickness of the tack.
1656406
I used 3m Command picture hangers. Use a large one and let the sticky part adhere to the wall overnight before you hang the frame. When you do move the hangers can be removed with no damage to the wall!
312478
The boxes are made from a thick cardboard. I used Scraperfect Best Glue Ever which worked fine, but I should think any regular paper glue would be OK. You'll need something stronger for the MDF shelves if you want to glue them before painting.
1828035
depending on the size of the brushes, you may want to get a set of smaller brush guards and not the variety pack. it would work very well to keep art brushes in shape.. (just not sponge brushes)
198518
A tall bin file might be better. The paper rolls likely would tilt out of place.
2202012
Ours is attached to the frame rather than the post and works perfectly fine. I did place cardboard underneath however to prevent from scratching the paint job.