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Get Your Sticker Up Higher

Get Your Sticker Up Higher
Tired of putting stickers only as high as you can reach? Then make this simple device for under $20 that lets you put stickers up over 10 feet high on a wall. When you're done it collapses down and can be stored away.
 
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Step 1Get your gear

Get your gear
The main tools you need can be found at a hardware store.

Here's the full list:
- 2' to 4' extendable pole. ~$8
- paint edger ~$4
- Two paperclips or a section of bendable wire
- Stickers you want to put up high

Original idea by Flower Guy.
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19 comments
Sep 14, 2009. 8:45 PMpunkrockscienceguy says:
it doesn't appear as though the link for these usps stickers is still working for me could someone check it out?
Apr 17, 2008. 11:07 PMconceptualstratagem says:
+1 Great post, and great way to apply a sticker with out getting your hands dirty. A few things that are worth mentioning are that high places are usually very dusty, so use extra polyurethane or adhesive spray in addition to adhesive sticker backing. The shureline edger fits the postal sticker size perfectly, and postal stickers can be easily acquired in mass quantities for free (although they are not as good as vinyl). With rectilinear stickers the paper clips can get trapped beneath the sticker when pressed against a surface, this creates a air pocket or crease that can eventual peal the sticker away. Heres two photo of my remedy for this.
Jun 26, 2008. 1:06 PMstruckbyanarrow says:
on the usps website you can order those stickers i have 1000 of them in my room there free!
Aug 23, 2008. 8:44 PMConanMayerFan says:
what sticker are you talking about? i want free stickers too!
Aug 24, 2008. 8:39 PMstruckbyanarrow says:
Dec 14, 2008. 8:32 PMiBurn says:
Don't they charge you for shipping?
Dec 14, 2008. 9:20 PMconceptualstratagem says:
no s/h charge on free boxes
Dec 22, 2008. 8:01 PMmasterochicken says:
There is a reason that they are a writer's favorite. The new one's have more writing space too.
Aug 23, 2008. 10:30 PMconceptualstratagem says:
I've used the Priority Mail Address Label, here's the link. There's a way people get a roll that can be fed into a certain type of printer. Also check out there free flat rate boxes for mailing ebay stuff.
May 9, 2008. 7:26 PMkraM says:
Very cool.. nice job.
Apr 14, 2008. 5:22 PM=SMART= says:
excellent idea, something like this has ben festering in the back of my mind for some time but it never became a reality. now it has!
Apr 4, 2008. 6:15 PMtippmannphreak says:
nice
Apr 3, 2008. 9:48 PMjpix says:
Thats brilliant!!! A new tool for my arsenal.
Apr 3, 2008. 3:40 PMdarkmuskrat says:
Sweet XP
Apr 3, 2008. 9:17 AMBrennn10 says:
Very intuitive! This is definitely a weekend project for me. Maybe I can get the stickers onto the chair lift poles with this.
Apr 3, 2008. 9:13 AMjknight says:
Sweet! Now I will be able to stick my instructables stickers where nobody can get to them and take them down!
Apr 2, 2008. 4:58 AMgmjhowe says:
perfect for getting the stickers on road signs, and lamposts!!! Nice job!
Apr 1, 2008. 3:14 PMGorillazMiko says:
Cool! Now I can get those Instructables stickers up high. +1 rating.

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