Will it work if I cut the film in smaller rectangles for French doors or does the adhesion only work for larger areas? Thank you.
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I cut it for those very kind of windows and they work very well. I did put a dab of a waterproof glue stick in each corner, but I don't know if that made any difference. Staying up and works well.
462771
If you are trying to cover individual small windows, it might be more difficult. We had a solid pane, removed the frame, measured the film and cut it to fit the window. It wasn't difficult at all that way.
1038228
Yes, it would .My husband has cut exact measured pieces against garage-doors and the insulation is perfect.I bought glue at Walmart and the cheapest kind worked wonders. I think I paid $1,74 per cartridge. Excellent insulkation capacity! We are extremely happy with it.It applies well and it is very light.
974334
You can make it work on a panel door. That is what we have it on. It takes a little more care and effort in applying it but it can be done. Just be sure to start smoothing from the center out and just barely skim over the indented parts of the door
994875
Hard to say for sure. We use it to hold open a french door -- wood outer frame, with a large glass panel. It holds it easily, even though it sits on a slick floor. I'm tempted to say it will do okay, but I just don't know about your application.
2034925
Our is the same way, we decided to buy the "extreme Velcro" and cut it into pieces. We used the velcro to adhere to around the door frame and house and it's worked like a charm. We ended up doing this on two doors, and it works so well, we left if up over thew winter. We only have to replace one piece of velcro that came off the house (adhesive wore off). By far the best solution. The velcro is here: VELCRO - Industrial Strength - Extreme - 4" x 1" Strips, 10 Sets - Titanium
1062087
I used it around my apartment front door and it cut the noise transfer by about 65-70%, which was enough for me. It was a little thick, so for a while I had to pull harder to deadbolt the door. IF you don't have double paned glass windows, I don't think it will work nearly as well for you as it did for me. You might have to use something that covers the glass.
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If your question is "will it stick" the answer is YES. Once it is installed and left alone for a couple of days, you will one heck of a time getting it off! If your question is "Will it look right" the answer is IT DEPENDS. Be aware that this stuff is 3/4 of an inch wide. If that's the look you want, then YES it will work. There are thinner choices. I used this product as a door dent guard where the door is most prone to damage from door flingers. There is a 1/4 inch product that I used for trim in other locations.I hope thjis answers your question.
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.
300542
I don't know. I did not notice it to be significantly, if any, stronger than the cheaper two sided tapes. I believe adhesion is better if you apply some heat.
52871
Yes as long as the surface is smooth to hold the glue. You may want to you use 3 coats of contact glue on the wall as well as the back of the panel, this should do the magic. Good luck .
1327633
A window would be an ideal smooth surface for adhesion, however if you live in the northern climes and the window gets extremely cold it may effect adhesion. The weight should be no problem.
1098870
I used it on the bottom edges of the drawer sides. I cut the 3/4" strip down to the thickness of the drawer sides. It works perfectly. I used it on 10 piston style drawers in an apothecary style DVD chest and the drawers slide great. Good luck with your project. I am very happy with the product.
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I cut it up and made labels for glass canisters. It seamed very sticky but I was able to remove it when I messed up if I was really careful. I would say it would depend on the type of textured wall. If you are talking about smooth bumps, yes I believe it would stick but you may need to reinforce the sides.
539001
I tried scoring a laminated sheet, but it was very weak. Unless your lamination film is very thin, it will not work.
1442900
Hi. I don't know since I'm not familiar with polyethylene film/sheeting--what would I have at home that I could test it on? It's like regular mounting tape, except super sticky. It is a bit tricky to remove the backing, lol. If you want me to send you a sample, just send me an email with your address to hnomura@aol.com and I'll sent you a piece. What size/length would you like?
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I used this same film on a window in a duplex I rented and just peeled it off before I left. I then cleaned the window with a standard window cleaner. I had only had the film on for 1 year. Gila offers some alternate ideas http://www.gilafilms.com/en/Film-FAQ.aspx.