🚫 Deforming Adhesive Discourages Unsolicited Visitors Review

I tied this to attach to the glass of my storm door, it rained the first night and I found it on the ground the next morning. I just peeled off the paper from the back and stuck it on the freshly washed window pane. There was also a set of round sticky pads in the kit, perhaps I should have used those in addition to the sticky pads already made. The magnets seemed to stick out a little further than on the sticky pad, but I figured it would be best to stick it to my wall-mounted metal mailbox.

8/18/20. I'm revising our original 5 star rating to 3 stars as it was a bit disappointing. The sign was found to be in two parts. . A silver plastic element with a print is glued on both sides with adhesive tape to another plastic element to which magnets are attached. Double sided tape doesn't hold the heat well and our front door faces east. The summer morning sun creates enough heat between the storm door and the steel main door that the glue holding the two pieces together doesn't work, so…

I've thought long and hard about buying a 'No Offer' sign but I was always afraid it would end up being too harsh or even looking crappy. But I'm glad I have this badge! It looks better than I expected and is easy to hang on a steel door with magnets. I like the magnet option as it prevents damage to the paintwork on the door. The sign is a little bigger than I expected, but not nasty. Vendors and religious advocates can't pretend they haven't seen it. In my city, banging on a "don't ask" sign…