How would I be able to stick this on the wall If I wanted to level some wall art?
1426131
It comes with a type of sticky clay or substance that allows you to stick it to the wall.
1676471
Just peel and stick. I used a credit card to give some force when putting it on, becaus I have a slightly textured wall. Had a couple of places that loosened up, but just took my hand and pushed it back on. Love Love Love it.
976703
I am sorry, but this may not help you. I actually just hung this on a wall with mounting clay (that blue or yellow tacky stuff for poster hanging). I did not realize the product was a giant sticky label, and did not want to take the chance of it ripping off my wallpaper. It actually worked very well like this. We had a TV-themed New Year's Eve Party and this item was very cool as a decoration. I have since taken it down from the wall without any problems and have re-rolled back up and placed it back in its tube. So I will use it again, in the future. Good luck!
1397208
You could put it higher on the wall or on the ceiling if you wanted to. Just be how long the cord is.
1143208
Not entirely sure except that I have used this 3 times now on my walls and it's worked every time. Keep in mind this is TEENY TINY! So if you need a legit level, this will NOT do the trick
215992
I would be afraid of putting it on a wall.... I tried to reposition one which had been placed on a plastic circle and it really did not want to release. If you have a high gloss paint it might work, but anything else might take the paint and/or the top layer of the wall board off. They really are meant to be pretty permanent.
794953
it probably depends on what you want to stick to the wall and how strong a magnet you're using to stick it on. I tried to hang some pictures but they kept slipping off, I did stick magnetic sheeting ( like they use to make car marnets) and that worked well.
133324
I think it would be very difficult to get a satisfactory result on a painted block wall. I think it would adhere ok, but would be hard to get the sections to line up properly on a surface as rough as that. YMMV
1419396
You probably could use spray paint. The application requires wetting the paper (self-adhesive), so if you used spray paint it would be after putting it up on the wall. That might be a daring endeavor to avoid overspray. I used an interior latex paint using a paint roller. It's a beautiful pattern and it mimics punched tin ceiling tiles. I used it to create a faux backsplash in a kitchen. I highly recommend this wallpaper; beautiful and a great buy.
1676470
Stuck it directly to the wall. There is also a video you can watch that helps. It was very easy to apply. Love mine.
1061772
I believe you could. Because they stick together based on the cut-out pattern. But I would not feel comfortable doing so. Maybe unless you nailed it to the wall. It doesn't tip as is, but I would be afraid it would being taller. I am actually considering buying a second one, but to just stand it next to the first.
1522414
You could set it on a shelf, but another option would be to get those hangers made by 3m that don't mark up the wall. that's what I did because of living in a rental home and not wanting to put holes in the wall either and so far it has help up wonderfully!! Just a suggestion? Good Luck!
2265313
I would put another layer of Sheetrock over it to help hold it on the wall.. It would not prime well or paint very well.
944899
The piece that the level slides into goes on the wall. That way you can mount it level from the get go. Just attach the other piece to your mirror symmetrically and you will be good to go.
744289
A Philips head screw driver to assemble it and a small drill bit or larger nail to poke a hole in the wallboard to mount it. You might want a level to make sure when mounting or have someone else stand back and say when they think it is level.I had no problem assembling it or mounting it.
2141302
You could possibly hot glue it to something on the wall, like a command hook, it has a flat plastic back. So i would say you could try, but not sure how well it would hold.
52615
Yes, what are you hanging it on? Is it going outside on a concrete wall? if yes, you need a concrete drill bit and then you put a (white or black) thing that fits into the hole and then put the screw into that and hang the piece of art...Hope it helped please forgive that fact that I don't have a clue as to what stuff is called...that is my husbands job and he is not here...GOOD LUCK