How strong is the adhesive and holding capability? Will it be able to hold an action figure box on a thumb tack in a wall?
1432671
the piece of holds very well. I believe if applied correctly, it will withstand about a pound of weight.
1432672
It will depend on the weight of the box. I bought these adhesive tabs to hang fashion accessories (belts, wristbands, etc.). It can safely hold up to 6 ounces, so once the item is around that weight you should be okay.
1432673
That depends on the size, weight, and contact point/material of the action figure. I wouldn't count on it though.
1432674
Yes, as long as you're speaking modest in size. If said action figure box is on the large side, why not consider two or three thumb tacks with two or three hang tabs? (I use the hang tabs to hang product (snacks) on peg hooks in my convenience store.)Bill Bochynski/626-524-4392
1432675
It should work for most standard action figures. Heavier figures, like Marvel Legends, will pull off unless you staple the tab to the card.
1435394
I used it to build shoji screens, a few of them are over 7ft high and as long as you use enough on the area and give it a full 24 hours to dry its strong! If this wood glue don't work for your toy box no other wood glue will either, I tried several and none compared to this one.
746520
The adhesive backing will hold if the surface is smooth. It has limited adhesion on porous surfaces. I hope this helps.
640519
Not the best adhesive for that. I would use Loctite Power Grab. Sold at Lowes & Home Depot. Apply the Loctite and tape the holder to the wall until dry
1755982
I would think so. It held pretty well when I slapped an end of the roll to the side of our fridge. I would not try to make frames out of the magnetic sheet but, if you cut the sheet to the full size of the picture and glued the picture to it, I think it would hold it. It comes as a roll so it takes a bit of time to let it flatten out but it will.
915848
No, it is not strong enough for that. It is great for what it is meant for...holding nails and screws.
251841
Yes it will hold, tear-aid is a really good product.. I used it to patch up a bounce house and it worked like a charm. there were approx 20 kids in it and didn't budge one bit.
1301761
The adhesive will definitely hold the wrap to the wall. Even try applying a bit of heat from an hairdryer/heat gun will allow it to bend to your will. To clarify a bit on showing any imperfection stated in another comment; it's only noticeable if you have a slit/cut/scratch larger than 1-2mm...I applied it to a wooden box with sharp edges, it hugged the corners well.
1088796
Yes,it is strong enough.....depending on the surface of the dash and the surface of what you want to hold.
2139345
I honestly can't answer this question because I mounted mine on the back of a door. I can however say this. The adhesive holds great. I have since removed it from it's original spot and remounted on the back of another door and the adhesive is still holding to this day
682981
I don't know for sure, but it is fairly thick and strong. I would guess it could comfortably hold 10-15 pounds depending upon the situation and how the tape is applied.
371912
This is a more complicated question than you might think. The power of the magnet isn't the only determining factor. Other things to consider are the type of metal you're planning to use it on (stainless vs. regular steel), the thickness of the paint (if any), and what are you trying to support (paper, plastic clips, etc.). Using a single disc I was able to hold 20 standard (20 lb.) sheets of paper on a smooth steel cabinet with thin paint, 18 on a smooth steel door with thick paint, and 15 on a textured refrigerator with standard paint. I also used card stock (80 lb.) sheets and got up to 9, 8, and 7 sheets respectively. When I opened the doors most of them fell, but that was because the sheets didn't stick to each other very well. If I had glued the magnet to a clip and used the clip to hold the paper, it likely would hold more weight since it would be in more direct contact with the metal - but it would also depend on how far out the clip stood because of leverage. I estimate that these magnets are 1.5 to 2 times as strong as typical refrigerator magnets that you buy at large retailers.
572508
As long as the weight limit is not exceeded and you are able to securely mount it, it should hold.
1742680
The tape is very weak. It will hold a piece of paper on a wall. That's about it. I use it a LOT though, for many different applications, including notes on wall, or tape a gift Visa card inside a birthday card, etc. For the application that you describe, it is worth a shot but I think success is likely 50/50 at best.
1124934
Okay, the adhesive on the back of these MAY NOT be strong enough to mount pictures in frames. [enough] dual lock itself is certainly strong enough for the weight of a frame, but I'd be more worried about the glue on the back not only not holding to your wall, AND, yes, probably chipping some paint off assuming you do get it to stick to the wall well. Basically, it's gonna tear off your wall before it breaks the "dual lock". This is an amazing product, but you have to be really smart about how you use it. I have some stuck to wood and drywall around my apartment, but in certain cases I've even staple-gunned it, or superglued it, depending on the application. REGARDLESS, this product is a great value, and you may want to pick some up to test it how you plan to use it. For example, if you stick enough of it to a wall, perhaps in the shape of the frame, or just the top and bottom edge, and apply pressure for a spell, I wouldn't be worried about it holding a glass frame. But if you're stingy with it, you're bound to have little accidents. The adhesive glue is not as reliable as the dual lock itself.
615298
The magnets are stronger than I expected. I have mine holding up a birthday card on the fridge and haven't had any issues with it falling or sliding off.
43673
really?? I don't know of any at this moment.....the weight is the issue...not just the holder but also when it is filled...but in thinking you might try the 3m picture frame stick ons...they are two pieces that adhere to walls. They hold up to several pounds. I think you would have to make sure that the surface of your fridge is absolutely clean where the mounts would go...(alcohol)...its worth a try...