tesa adhesive nail for wallpaper and plaster, 0,5 kg

as the name implies, reliably hold 0.5 kg (and two of them can hold double that), and what’s more they’re removable without leaving a trace.How to use – Step by step1. Clean your surface with a dust-free cloth to ensure the best possible bond.2. Apply the Adhesive Strip to the surface. The blue tab should be at the bottom facing the wall. Press down firmly all over for five seconds, then remove the protective foil.3. Align the top of the Adhesive Nail with the upper edge of the Adhesive Strip, checking that the nail head is at the top. Fold it down onto the adhesive surface right above the grey line and then press firmly and evenly all over for another five seconds.4. Make sure the tab’s accessible as you’ll need it when (or if) you remove the nail.Get your pictures mounted without damaging your wallpapertesa® Adhesive Nails for Wallpaper & Plaster have been designed especially for textured and sensitive surfaces, where more traditional techniques would be likely to cause damage. You won’t need any tools so there’s no noise or mess, and you’ll find everything you need to get your item up on the wall is included in the pack. Easy to use – even easier to remove As and when you want to move things around, Grab the nail head in one hand and the tab in the other. Stretch the strip straight down, parallel to the wall. Don't press the nail onto the surface - instead pull it straight downwards towards the floor (NOT away from the surface or diagonally).This motion releases the thousands of tiny bonds that make up the adhesive surface. Use them again and againYou can use an Adhesive Nail again and again, so it’s good for your bank balance and the environment too. Just pick up a refill pack of tesa® Adhesive Strips for Wallpaper & Plaster from your tesa® Smart Mounting System retailer.For solutions to mount on glass, brick, tiles and other surfaces, please use the tesa® Product Finder and refer to our other tesa® Smart Mounting Solutions.Not suitable for any non-stick materials.