Bought a package of these recently and had some issues. 1) The tape component was much whiter than whats in the video. Since I needed to put the clear clips on a black baseboard, this wasn't ideal. 2) The clips, though strong, are very brittle. I broke a few of them either just pushing the cord in or trying to remove it. THey would snap at the base of the curvy part. 3) They don't stick too well to non-painted surfaces (tile, for example), even when prepped w/ alcohol. 4) It was very difficult to get a grip on the paper backing for peeling off. If they were cheaper, I would probably not be as critical, but at ~$10 for a dozen at the local big box hardware store, of which 3-4 broke during installation, they're a bit pricey for what they are. Thanks for the video, though.
now i still wonder, you put it on the like ... woodlish, plastic coverup thingy on the ground .. but does it holsd on the wall like the wall wall, with the wall paper ? and then does it rip it off whils removing it ? if you tested that
Thank you for the simple instructions!
Thank you for making this. It's much clearer than the videos from the manufacturer. :)
more believable as well
Stuck under cabinets and strips all broke!! 😫
cheers bro
Will it help with the led strip lights from Phillips
Yes it does perfectly. I have it behind my TV. They are strong enough for the strip to bend corners. One year on, it still holds
Can it be used to hang Ethernet cable in drywall ceiling? I currently used hot glue gunner
pro tip: use plyers to protect the soft skin on your fingers when pulling on the tab..
Will this work on a steel shelf ?
Bought a package of these recently and had some issues.
1) The tape component was much whiter than whats in the video. Since I needed to put the clear clips on a black baseboard, this wasn't ideal.
2) The clips, though strong, are very brittle. I broke a few of them either just pushing the cord in or trying to remove it. THey would snap at the base of the curvy part.
3) They don't stick too well to non-painted surfaces (tile, for example), even when prepped w/ alcohol.
4) It was very difficult to get a grip on the paper backing for peeling off.
If they were cheaper, I would probably not be as critical, but at ~$10 for a dozen at the local big box hardware store, of which 3-4 broke during installation, they're a bit pricey for what they are.
Thanks for the video, though.
now i still wonder, you put it on the like ... woodlish, plastic coverup thingy on the ground .. but does it holsd on the wall like the wall wall, with the wall paper ? and then does it rip it off whils removing it ? if you tested that
You could also point it up, so you'll have plenty of space to pull.
I m not a d i yer thanks for this.
1:17 - Actually, it _is_ a cheap little clip.