Art.

[AlanT]

Originally Posted by barnakiel

In case the piece cannot be screwed down for any reason, four small pads of 3M heavy duty velcro (hook-on-hook also named dual-lock) tape can be used to fit the frame to the surface.


We used something like this:
https://kk.org/cooltools/files/2005/...00-936x936.jpg


Cheers,
b.

+1 on using duallock to preserve your walls and it is rock solid for paintings. We have used it for 12+ years with no failures on wood or fiberglass. It does not do as well on the vinyl used for headliners and some walls in Bayliners.

[Red Sky]

Originally Posted by AlanT

+1 on using duallock to preserve your walls and it is rock solid for paintings. We have used it for 12+ years with no failures on wood or fiberglass. It does not do as well on the vinyl used for headliners and some walls in Bayliners.

Dual lock is a bear to remove if needed. 3m Command Strips are a viable alternative that are removable without leaving a trace.

[AlanT]

Originally Posted by Red Sky

Dual lock is a bear to remove if needed. 3m Command Strips are a viable alternative that are removable without leaving a trace.

Interesting, I have used command strips elsewhere but not on the boat. I will try those. I haven't had difficulty removing the DualLock though it does take a bit of patience and some GooGone to remove without a trace.
~Alan

[Sam8989]

I've always been drawing & I love art . A lot of people around me encouraged me saying "you're so good!". I like all sorts of art styles but I prefer drawing free style becomes it gives me the freedom to draw whatever I have inspiration for. I want to get an air easel (go to this site to know what I mean).