🖼️ Command Picture Hanging Strips Medium White, 12 lb. Capacity, 16 Pairs (32 Strips) - Easy Open Packaging Review

Cover the entire gallery wall with these sizes and smaller. Easily expands with Velcro to change position. Also had to remove a few completely and left no marks. Too bad I didn't find her a few months ago when I moved to my new home. They are amazing! I will always use them in the future whenever possible.

Either counterfeit or mishandled. I've used command lines many times and never had any problems with it. The part you peel off stuck to the sticky part and ruined every strip when I tried to use them. Maybe they were stored somewhere in a hot place and the glue partially melted? I would definitely recommend just walking into the store and buying something there instead of ordering here. Mine was useless.

The command tape is a great way to attach lightweight items to the wall without making holes. I've usually used it for light drawings, frames, small panels, etc. Initial adhesion is great and it feels solid. However, I had a very light cork board attached to the wall with two strips on each side. A year later, in the middle of the night, he just collapsed off the wall and threw things off the table. It scared everyone and now I know the glue won't last long. The board was maybe about 1 pound…

Hello prospective buyer. How are you today? beautiful hope. Listen, do you want to hang something? They work great with small picture frames. You know, I never graduated college, never became a racer, and never achieved anything in my life, but you know what? I could print a fake diploma and frame it on the wall and guess what I used? COMMAND STRIPS! I even printed out photos of the riders to put on the wall and told my dad it was to make him proud of me and my life. no one taught you how to…

It seemed like a good idea, but I didn't like it at all. It was very frustrating for me trying to remove the paper backing from the adhesive. It was quite difficult to start from a corner and even then sometimes the glue came loose with the paper. I think you need Job's patience and a steely grip on your fingertips to know how to use them. I used a few, threw away the rest, and went back to using nails. Addendum 01/08/2018: I received a replacement and the strips worked perfectly. There is no…

I have previously purchased the same product from Ace Hardware and I really liked it so I decided to buy it again from Revain I wanted to move the picture to another room. While the first time I tried it (with the Command Strips I bought from Ace Hardware) the picture stuck straight away and held up with no problems, this time I couldn't even take my hands completely off the picture before it slid off the wall. . (Don't worry, I caught it.) The glue was barely tacky when I touched it. I've read

It seemed like a good idea, but I ended up not liking it at all. It was very frustrating for me trying to remove the paper backing from the adhesive. It was quite difficult to start from a corner and even then sometimes the glue came loose with the paper. I think you need Job's patience and a steely grip on your fingertips to know how to use them. I used a few, threw away the rest, and went back to using nails. Update added January 8, 2018: I received a new package and the strips worked fine…

I use them a lot and they are great for saving my walls. No more nail holes and if you follow the instructions the paint won't peel off. A few suggestions for those new to this so you can benefit from my trial and error: 1. Make sure the surface to be painted is clean, especially the kitchen walls which can leave invisible marks with normal cooking. Otherwise, adhesion problems may arise over time.2. Choose a less humid day to hang them. If this is not possible, wipe the surface thoroughly with

I bought it about half a year ago, I've wanted to write a review for a long time. First, let me say that I generally like Command's sticky products and have generally had success using these products (in my office at work and in a rented apartment), but this is the worst of the many Command product packaging that I used. Bought. First, they didn't come in 3M Command packaging - they came in a clear plastic bag, much like you get DIY furniture screws and bolts. I was like, 'okay, I've received…