Will it stick on a spray painted surface or a textured surface?
1785906
Yes. My wall wasn't completely smooth. But if you are putting it on a popcorn wall, it will be difficult to smooth down the sticker
728395
My wall is a matte finish so it works great but I could see how a more textured wall might not stick as well..... Not sure ..... Sorry
581787
I applied it to a regular painted wall, but I believe the adhesive they have you use (mix powder with water to make the paste) is just regular wallpaper paste, so maybe you can search for that and see if it would adhere. Good luck.
572825
I don't know the surface it will need to adhere to. It will not stick to ceramic tile.
520498
Yes, but I had to use elmers spray glue because the adhesive it comes with is not stong enough. My walls all freshly painted with minimal texture and it fell off after a day or two.
545218
I applied to a freshly painted wall that wasn't textured and it held fine. I would think that a textured wall would work even better.
1726330
Don't know why it couldn't. Looks like it was more than likely painted through a process called powder coating and spray paint should stick to it.
1660677
I do not know about that surface, it sounds like it is not smooth. The material used does not have a sticky backing...it is static cling. Mine was applied to a painted surfaces.
1107063
It will definitely adhere to the surface, but I wouldn't count on the white matching what you already have. It's very white. The marker is industrial and is made to adhere to anything. I used it on my tires to outline the letters, which is a new trend coming back. If you could get a sample size of wall paint from Home Depot, that may be a better idea and you'll have a choice of different shades of white. Goodluck!
535351
I can't say for sure but because it's so thin, I don't think it will work well on textured walls. I believe you will be able to see the textures come through the decors. However, it probably would stick on the textured wall.
2270507
no. A textured paint can not work because the paint is forced inside the roller which then is forced thru the roller to the outside-texture would plug the system up.
412447
No it will stick. Due to the ridged surface area. Howver a coating of pam/cooking spray prevents that and has an easy clean up
1009134
no. It can't. It is the wing set up. You can not you this for textured paint at all.
1244647
It works on slick plastic sheet, but you need a nice glob for full glowing effect and time to dry. So, If you painted on a more vertical surface, the glob may drip down before it is completely dry and mess up your design.
1414459
No. It won't make a textured surface smooth. It's very thin and sort of glides on the surface you're painting. I got a very smooth effect on formica with a foam roller. For a textured surface, you would likely need a brush. I'm wondering about the texture. Texture might mean vinyl. I don't know how that would work and last. I think that the advantage to this product is that, on a smooth surface, the effect is very smooth. Usually painting means a "painted" look. This product doesn't look like stainless steel, but it doesn't look like paint either. For me, whether I'd try it on your project would depend on how much I hated my current refrigerator. I would think, How much worse could it look? No. It won't make a textured surface smooth. It's very thin and sort of glides on the surface you're painting. I got a very smooth effect on formica with a foam roller. For a textured surface, you would likely need a brush. I'm wondering about the texture. Texture might mean vinyl. I don't know how that would work and last. I think that the advantage to this product is that, on a smooth surface, the effect is very smooth. Usually painting means a "painted" look. This product doesn't look like stainless steel, but it doesn't look like paint either. For me, whether I'd try it on... » Read More No. It won't make a textured surface smooth. It's very thin and sort of glides on the surface you're painting. I got a very smooth effect on formica with a foam roller. For a textured surface, you would likely need a brush. I'm wondering about the texture. Texture might mean vinyl. I don't know how that would work and last. I think that the advantage to this product is that, on a smooth surface, the effect is very smooth. Usually painting means a "painted" look. This product doesn't look like stainless steel, but it doesn't look like paint either. For me, whether I'd try it on your project would depend on how much I hated my current refrigerator. I would think, How much worse could it look? « Show Less
545219
I have applied it to an orange peel textured wall. While it did not stick initially, with some heat from a hair dryer, it now sticks nicely and looks good even on a textured wall.
2185760
It should work on either type of surface, but you might want to verify this with the manufacturer.