Is this product safe for use on a skylight and the painted wall underneath it?
1807983
It hasn't damaged any surface I have used it on. Might want to test it first. I did spray it on bare wood by accident with no ill effects.
1807984
As long as it's not water based paint like white wash or something I would think it will be fine
2236028
Yes! The putty comes right off and all in one piece. I have not noticed any ceiling paint damage personally, as long as you don't use too much putty, you should be fine!
3954
I don't think it is safe to use outdoors unless you live in a very dry climate and it will be protected from the weather (mostly rain or wet stuff). It is designed as an INDOOR ceiling light with fan. When I assembled the unit, I noted that it is not air (or moisture) tight, and definitely not a sealed unit in any sense of the word. I would not recommend using it outdoors except under very protected conditions (like maybe on a porch where there is no chance of moisture getting on it). Also if you have any winds, I wouldn't even consider it. I hope this helps!
1516263
I think it should be fine. Against a off-white wall, it's very good and used with a proper screen it's very bright. So much so that I run it in economy mode to preserve the lamp.
746065
Yes it is safe to use. I use this product for my LCDs screens, it's so good, just make sure you read the instructions if you decide to buy it!
1502807
I think you should be fine. I just stuck some to my drywall (which is painted with latex paint) and it came right off without taking any of the paint with it.
988904
While it appears to be completely sealed and weather resistant, I believe I read in the accompanying literature that it is not officially rated for exterior applications. I would trust using it in under a soffit if it did not rain directly on the light.
839541
As long as you keep the emitter from coming in direct contact with the wood surface or anything flammable, you should not have any problems. Our is mounted only about an inch from a sheet of plexiglass and it has been that way for almost a year. They are pretty safe as long as you keep don't allow any direct contact with material or your animal.
2250503
We used it on a chandelier and it did not damage the finish on our fixture. It is an antique, goldish color.
1553396
If the plastered walls are pretty smooth, I don't think it will be a problem. If they are textured, you many run into issues with it sticking. This product isn't super sticky. I would recommend ordering a small amount to see if it works first. The product came faster than expected.
1654132
Not unless it's painted, otherwise it will leave a white haze. You can however use this- Nu Vinyl Protectant
1296387
It's a very faint glow; definitely not as bright as a nightlight. Place the blue light towards the wall and you should be fine.
1973999
I wouldn't. It does use very sticky backing (so not to peel the paint from the wall when you remove it) . I can easily see it coming off when you build up humidity from taking a hot shower or shave.
355227
Hi! I wouldn't try it. Application involves water and I think the adhesive would take the paint of your walls. :(
1821765
Yes and no. You will need to paint it on an edge that doesn't get a lot of foot traffic, otherwise it would wear off eventually. This stuff is not cheap. If it gets enough light exposure during the day, it's conceivable that it will glow long enough to be useful for a few hours at night.
332100
This product works great. I would not recommend it for severely wet areas but for damp areas yes. I would recommend doing any necessary wall repair prior to application but other than that no prep is needed. I believe it only comes in white but ask your paint store if they can mix color in it. I use it like a primer and then paint my color over it.
2058432
I don't know for sure but I would try it on a test area where it won't be seen. Their website does not say anything about painted wood.