Can I use these on walls in which i used rust-oleum (sp?) chankboard paint. I actually don't want to be able to wipe it off.. Will this work?
1435794
I used the markers on a tray that I painted. As long as you don't want to use and re-use as a chalkboard, they should work great!
1875388
I have only used it outside. However, it does not seem to leave a greasy residue. I don't know about using something with so many chemicals in it on a painted wall. Maybe if it's a high-gloss paint? You might be better off with some kind of indoor spider or bug killer. This stuff will kill just about anything!!
783232
I have used them on cabinetry and shelving, I would imagine they would work on walls as well. I highly recommend wiping down the wall before you apply the tiles and ensure a flush/flat wall surface.
1992089
It probably will stick to anything. Including you. I would scrap wall as good as you can, then paint with dry lock first. It drys hard so water will not penetrate.Double check with manufacturing, I only used this stuff one time.
1553396
If the plastered walls are pretty smooth, I don't think it will be a problem. If they are textured, you many run into issues with it sticking. This product isn't super sticky. I would recommend ordering a small amount to see if it works first. The product came faster than expected.
1280234
If should not if removed properly. Watch the video. Its reminds you of the feel of pulling a rubber band, when you are doing it right. It's amazing how clean your walls are. Wood should not be that different. Honestly until I read the directions properly, I was peeling the paint off my walls when removing. Now since I live in a rental I use them for everything I can. Just read directly on how to disengage and follow the weight capacity for hanging. You will love using them. Hope you find this helpful.
2086514
Well, considering they are plastic, I'm not sure if the paint would flake. Certainly the front would not be able to be painted. I don't think this would work and I, personally, would not try it, but I am not an expert. Wish I could be of more help.
972704
Use rare earth magnets. DO NOT use the rustoleum brand use the magna magic, check the ratings. I have used both and the Rustoleum kind STINKS!!! Not joking the Rustoleum brand stinks to high heaven and it does not work. After you get your paint sand sand sand your area that you are going to paint. Then sand it again, smooth as a babies ass. Then get a roller and your paint stirrer ready. Litterally stir you paint every 3 mins maybe more. Stir it with half a coat hanger on cordless drill but be carefull!! Poor a small amount (as much as you use in 2 mins) in a paint tray and roll it out on to the wall. Stirr your paint, pour out a little, roll it out on your wall and repeat. It's mandatory to stir the paint because the metal particles fall to the bottom fast. So you have to get them susspended in to the paint.
739254
I used them on lightly textures walls, and did fairly well. The big tree was a huge pain and could have used two people to apply. The trick to getting them to stick was washing the wall really well first. I used rubbing alcohol. They're still up and still look great, but I think they'd have been 100% great (instead of 90% great) on an untextured wall.
1149413
You could just use your wall with whatever color it is, as long as its not glow in the dark paint, dont waste your money on the screen paint either!
1555079
I have not tried this but I am thinking they would work. I have used them on the Martha Stewart chalkboard decals and they wipe off fine with a moistened paper towel.
1386810
I think these decals work best on a smooth surface. I would think if there was any raised texture to the walls, they won't lay flat and would be hard to adhere.
2270928
I didn't do this myself but a friend did use the magnetic paint under the whiteboard paint and it worked. Make sure you follow the manufacturer instructions and the tips on checking for expiration date.
231045
I was told by Rust-Oleum that you could but it did not work for me. I really like Rust-Oleum products but this one failed.
1885587
If you have a lot of matter to remove, then Goof off is great. I'd probably still wipe the surface with alcohol or mineral spirits before painting. (I have not tried to paint a surface directly after using Goof Off). Good luck, and please post with your findings if you paint immediately after using Goof Off. Just curious.
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I think it may be a bit thick for plastic and won't work. You are probably much better off with a specialty spray like Rustoleum plastic or Kylon Fusion. Those are made for plastic specifically. Also, just being a bit handy, I would rough up the Nerf gun with some fine sandpaper before spraying this way you have a better surface to stick to. Here's a link to the plastic paint: http://www.amazon.com/Rust-Oleum-211338-Paint-Plastic-12-Ounce/dp/B0002YPHFC/ref=sr_1_1?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1374670105&sr=1-1&keywords=plastic+paint
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I have no idea if you could use on walls maybe if you put extra glue but they are peel and stick and that's all you need is to peel off the back and stick them on I don't know about water resistance that I have no idea