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Thank you for the helpful video. I've been beating up my plastic anchors for a curtain rod with a hammer and they are bent and not all the way in the wall.
Just installed one of 4 just now following this video. Very easy. Took me about an hour and a half to do it. But the next ones should be fairly quick now. Thanks a lot man.
You keep saying in the video that the product that you are using is Polyurethane. It is, in fact, Spar Urethane which has somewhat different properties.
Good recommendation. I’ll be needing some cutting and chiseling with my doors, but your security door guard trumps the old fashion units. Thanks for the post.
I tried to fix one that I hung due to it not being level, and of course it just ripped the whole thing off the wall, including the paint. These work great for actually holding the objects on the wall, but when you need to adjust or take them down if you're moving, prepare for destruction to the paint! I suppose that's better than a hole from a nail in the wall.
Good video but not removing the picture when it is first hung is a mistake. In my experience, getting the wall mounted half secured is key. The whole "put it up and take it down" is just a way to get the wall half in the correct position. The essential part is to press the wall half for at least 30 seconds, then leave it alone for an hour or two. It makes a huge difference. Not only is the wall half getting time to bond completely, so is the artwork half. Put it up too quickly and it will not be securely bonded on either surface.
Great explanation how to apply command strips. What if I change my mind in a year and decide I don’t want it there. What solution is best to remove the glued tape on the wall?