"ironer" wrote in message
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I'm probably asking for the impossible, but uk.d-i-y is the place to
come for that. Does anyone know of a glue with similar properties to
the one used to make Post-it notes?

That is, a glue which, spread on a surface, will form a permanent bond
to the substrate, but the exposed face remains semi-tacky - just like a
Post-it note. I'm seeking a glue which makes a light releasable 'grab'
bond with anything it comes into contact with. A glue which allowed a
multiple no of repeat grabs would be ideal.

Ideally I'm after something that will adhere to leather or perhaps PVC
instead of Post-it note paper, but could possibly adapt things to use a
paper or card base.

TIA

My experience is a bit counter-intuitive...
Last year I bought a Toshiba TDP-MT200 (svga widescreen) projector, and
unwrapped it on Christmas day for the family delight, and set it all up, &
we watched several films on the white-painted blown-vinyl papered
livingroom wall (2+m diagonal picture). The picture was great, but I was
sure that I could improve it by using a better screen. I've tried a (too
small) proper slide screen on half of the projected area, white paper, and a
matt white painted piece of hardboard, but surprisingly none are really a
noticable improvement over the wallpaper. So, nearly a year on, we are still
wowing to the big theatre on the same old wallpaper.
ymmv