To what surfaces will Command adhesive stick?

Will Command adhesive stick to brick?

Can I use Command adhesive on fresh paint?

Can I use Command adhesive on wallpaper?

Can I use Command adhesive on glass windows?

Can I use Command adhesive on my car windows?

Can I use Command adhesive outside in cold climates?

Can I use Command adhesive outside in hot climates?

Can I use Command adhesive in my car?

What are some possible uses for Command adhesive?

What happens if I pull too hard and the strip breaks?

Why do I have to wait an hour before using the product?

Why can’t I clean the surface with a household cleaner?

Can I use more than one hook if I want to hang an item that’s heavier then the weight listed on the package?

Is there latex in Command adhesive?

Q: To what surfaces will Command adhesive stick?
A: Painted, stained or varnished wood, glass, tile, painted cinder block, plaster, non-vinyl wallpapers and wallboard.

Q: Will Command adhesive stick to brick?
A: No. Command adhesive is intended for mostly smooth surfaces such as those listed above. However, Command adhesive will stick to painted, smooth cinder block (the type found inside many school buildings).

Q: Can I use Command adhesive on fresh paint?
A: Alcohol may remove or dull the surface of fresh paint. Paint should be fully cured (check paint can for manufacturer’s cure time) before using Command adhesive products.

Q: Can I use Command adhesive in my car?
A: Because the adhesive could soften and lose adhesion above 105°F (40°C), we don’t recommend using it in your car. In addition, vinyl dashboards and door panels contain high amounts of plasticizers to maintain flexibility, and this makes adhesion to these surfaces difficult.

Q: What are some possible uses for Command adhesive?
A: Hooks are perfect for closets, lockers, offices kitchens, laundry rooms, mud rooms, kids’ rooms, dorm rooms, baths, boats and campers. Each package of hooks comes with extra strips so the hooks can be reused or repositioned.

Extra strips are great for posters in kids’ rooms. As their tastes change, so can their room décor. The strips are useful for mounting a variety of lightweight items around the home. For example, use them to hold a tissue box under the cabinet, a calendar in your office or decorations for a child’s birthday party.

Spring clips are an efficient way to organize receipts in your office, photos on your computer or children’s artwork on your refrigerator.

Q: What happens if I pull too hard and the strip breaks?
A: No need to panic. Simply heat up the base plate with a hair dryer to soften the adhesive. Then use dental floss to gently cut through the foam to remove the hook or hanger from the surface. Stretch or peel off the remaining adhesive.