I have an application which does not require the adhesive. Is it possible to avoid exposing the adhesive and still use this product?
1431146
You could. But there is no telling what the adhesive might do if you don't peal the paper off.
1431147
Not sure what you mean by "exposing". Does not come with adhesive, just so you know. I did not use adhesive. I wrapped the flexible pad around an oil filter to heat the oil in frigid temperatures so my outdoor standby generator would be able to start in the winter. I attached it with a 4 inch hose clamp. Worked great. At 10 degrees you could not place your hand on the filter.
1431148
I would think that it needs to be firmly attached to the object to be heated, otherwise the heat transfer won't occurand it could overheat.
40937
No adhesive. I use spray adhesive: 3M Super 77 Multipurpose Adhesive,fast and no messy
612108
It can but personally me, I would not do that. It gets sticky after awhile so when you plan on removing it, all the leftover adhesive would be on the wires. Heat sleeve or if you don't mind wasting more of the wrap. Double lay the wrap on adhesive on adhesive, the wrap it so there is not mess and zip tie the ends
120019
You will either need some double sided tape or something similar, it does not come with an adhesive.
2036151
The adhesive on this protector can be neutralized with water. " neutralized" when the water is gone it is back to being sticky. So you could remove the protector wash it with soap and water and stick it back on. This is not easy but I have done it in a pinch. I hope this helps to explain how this adhesive works and how it will not leave residue.
1179469
No adhesive, just cut and place...if you are close to the end of the roll where it is wound tightest you might want to flatten it a bit, but really not an issue.
2034710
No adhesive needed. Just use the provided tool to keep the air bubbles out while you apply the film.
1932326
You can use adhesive but that didn't work for me. There are holes for screws, which is what I used.
1950887
It has its own "release liner" - so when you unravel, you will need to remove the liner to expose the adhesive
920182
Years ago when I bought one the answer was a definite NO. I vaguely recall there were discussions of plans to transition to a more resistant adhesive, but I wouldn't risk it until you hear from the manufacturer. It's a small company and the owner has answered previous questions online (and via email). Good luck.
2219117
No you have to use ur own adhesive. Beware using the little strips of adhesive u can buy on amazon or other sites... Remember this is ONLY held in by adhesive! NO SCREWS
1653146
Not at all. We had no problem with the adhesive. The prep you did should be perfect. Make sure you follow the instructions, and put the panels up in the order recommended, and with the proper overlap. Other than the fact that it is time consuming, and you need 2 people, it is fairly simple. It is beautiful when done! Ours has been up for 2 years now, and our daughter still loves it! We do too.
447983
There's a piece of metallic tape that covers the sealing bar. It looks like packaging material, so it's very tempting to remove it. It needs to remain in place
103704
I don't know. I have never needed or tried to do it. Update: I just took a blank label and applied it firmly to a sheet of white paper. I was able to remove it without damaging the white paper. The label itself curled up in the process of removing it but still had a sticky back, so I was able to reapply it to the paper again. Although some of the adhesiveness was gone the second time.
1938941
I would say yes ! The application seems to be semi-gloss when applied just FYI. I am not sure of your finish thats why I am letting you know. From my experience you could put this stuff pretty much on anything with great results. Another individual below say adhesive strips seem to be better which I am not suprised. This product can not and should not be compared to strips. It does provide a degree of traction which I felt was sufficient for my needs..Good luck !!
266748
Totally depends on how you put it on. It comes with an adhesive baking that is basically glue. If you use that, of course you're not going to be able to re-adhere it anywhere.
1383360
They should ask the adhesive company this question. There is a solution, I am sure.