Wiremold Cordmate II Cord Cover 12 ft. Kit, Cord Hider for Home or Office, Holds 3 Cables, White

A:  yes. need to use primer etched paint first

A:  Yes 

A:  Yes, be sure to clean it first with an IPA to remove oils from carrying and fingers.

A:  Hi Gramma, Yes, this can be painted by using a latex-based paint and a primer beforehand if preferred. Thank you

A:  As with any other adhesive, it can cause damage during removal. To minimize any damage, we recommend using an adhesive remover, which is citrus base (Such as Goo-B-Gone). If the product is horizontal, apply the adhesive remover along the top against the wall and wait a while; then use a putty knife to gently work it off the wall.

A:  Probably won’t damage laminate or any other sufficiently hard surface if removed carefully, but it will most likely strip paint or detach wallpaper or other less cohesive surfaces upon removal. Even hard surfaces will likely require cleaning adhesive residue after removal, though. 

A:  It will certainly work....but I suspect the adhesive (that holds the parts to the house) will not last long in the outside weather.

A:  This product is not designed for outdoor use. While technically, there is not reason you can't use it outdoors, we would not expect it to perform very well.

A:  It "can" work for thst but with a few pitfalls. 1) it will yellow over time from UV exposure 2) the plastic will get brittle and crack over time from UV exposure 3) the adhesive is not designed for outdoor use. You may have problems getting it to stick to some surfaces and it may weeken over time from exposure to the elements

A:  You can simply squeeze together and it will open up and then remove the wire and re-close it

A:  To remove the channel without damaging the wall, we advise I you to use an adhesive remover (we like citrus base, such as Goo-B-Gone) If the product is horizontal, apply the adhesive remover along the top against the wall & wait a while; then use a putty knife to work it off the wall.