Does this paint stay kind of tacking? Can you peel it off the window and put back on like a cling ...like the 3D Wonder paint crafts?
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Although I am not familiar with the 3D Wonder paints....yes, you can peel this paint off and re-stick it, but you must be careful not to stretch it to keep its shape. It must be completly dry to do so.
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Yes that is true. In my experience. But it could take a while. I've had it last several years. And yes it's the adhesive not your paint. But at that time I use a hair dryer to get it warm and remove it. Do a full paint detail to include these areas and reapply. I currently use this product on my white painted snowmobile and change it every year. Hope this helps.
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Yes... I'm unfortunately finding that out. My window scene is just over a year old. I'm having to touch it up with folk art paint and seal it with clear. Very disappointing, considering it's made for windows! Also, the colors aren't very dark to begin with... I used many coats.
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Yes. There really isn't a background as the decal itself has the adhesive on it. You peel one side to expose the adhesive, put in onto the window, then you peel off the other side. Just leaves the decal. Easy to install too this way. I am impressed too that it survived the winter here in upstate NY.
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This paint will most likely stick to plastic, but I would make sure to put a sealant on it (like a Golden brand sealant for indoors or outdoors depending on where you plan to put it.
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This product is more like a plastic coating than PAINT. It goes on much thicker then regular spray can paint. It's also a little harder to get a smooth even finish on small stuff. It is a solid color enamel that is pleasing to the eye. Ahhhh, some reflectors are required for safety? Anyway. Spray a scrap piece of plastic or cardboard and put it against the other trim before you paint the real thing... it will not reflect through the paint... But it's not the FLAT black that is popular in our car club.
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Haven't tried it myself but I am told Tempura paint is the best for Window painting. Mix it with a small amount of water and dish soap to make it easier to remove.
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It has to go on the outside of the window. It is a "rub on" sticker. So you position it and then rub and peel. The sticky side would necessitate that you put it on the outside of the window. It was a little bigger than I expected but it is a great design and holding up well.
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They can go on glass, I put one Olaf decal on glass and one on the wall. I put snowflakes on windows. Please note how large the decal is. The entire decal must go on one surface. Any bumps or breaks will cause an air bubble and start to peel slowly off. It's more of a very thick vinyl, rather than a "sticker". If you have older windows and it's cold outside, it might cause the sticker to peel. It would go on a patio door for a theme party, then put back on bedroom wall.
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I took a piece of the decal and stuck it to the window and it held right on. So yes, it would work. This is a really pretty decal.
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The backing peels off. I prepare the area by cleaning it lightly and quickly with paint thinner, as it may remove the finish. Then peel off backing. This stuff sticks permanently and was great.
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Well, yes, but why would you? the decals work on their own. I bought one package of decals and one bottle of the paint. I put a decal on each window and then dotted the paint on the windows every 8 inches or so. Was very effective last summer but the paint has faded/washed off and I've already had a casualty this spring, so will be making sure that the windows get washed and then reapply paint and decals this weekend.
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No...this is a true decal....there would be no way to do that unless ...say you put it on plexi glass and moved the glass.
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yes this will definitely stick. I like it, but had a little time matching up the bricks. I've covered my living room wall. I just have a little area to do.It's nice but will not purchase again, alil too time consuming. Will stick to adhesive decals much better and easier.
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Hello, Gwynny's Mommy, what a great idea! I have not had any concerns/problems removing any of the RoomMates decals. The paint remained on the wall, it did not peel off and the colour of the paint was not affected. The only thing I have noticed, sometimes a sticky substance is left on the wall after removing the decal; however, with dish soap, water and a little "elbow grease", the sticky substance comes off. This has only occurred when the decal was on the wall for an extended period of time (4 years). If you are just putting it up for a birthday party, you should be okay. :) I hope this helps. Have a great birthday celebration! Take care, Sandra
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Judith...no, you do not. It's like the kid's "color forms" that use static cling to adhere to glass. I just measured the window width x length, marked the film and carefully cut along the line to keep it straight. After that, I just stuck it up to the window and tried to do it gently and slowly to get the air bubbles out from under it. It's not for windows you must see clearly thru but I love it for all the others! I even use small pieces to cover the sun coming in the passenger side of my car! Definitely keeps the heat at bay and in winter, I peel it off, store it and use it again next summer! EZ-PZ! :) Judith...no, you do not. It's like the kid's "color forms" that use static cling to adhere to glass. I just measured the window width x length, marked the film and carefully cut along the line to keep it straight. After that, I just stuck it up to the window and tried to do it gently and slowly to get the air bubbles out from under it. It's not for windows you must see clearly thru but I love it for all the others! I even use small pieces to cover the sun coming in the passenger side of my car! Definitely keeps the heat at bay and in winter, I peel it off, store it and use it... » Read More Judith...no, you do not. It's like the kid's "color forms" that use static cling to adhere to glass. I just measured the window width x length, marked the film and carefully cut along the line to keep it straight. After that, I just stuck it up to the window and tried to do it gently and slowly to get the air bubbles out from under it. It's not for windows you must see clearly thru but I love it for all the others! I even use small pieces to cover the sun coming in the passenger side of my car! Definitely keeps the heat at bay and in winter, I peel it off, store it and use it again next summer! EZ-PZ! :) « Show Less
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It will be as temporary as whatever you use to affix it to the window is. There is no adhesive on this product. This is like the stuff used to make sun visors for car windshields. Think bubble wrap with silver covering. It is very sturdy and you should be able to reuse it many times.