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X3 on Command hooks, but be sure to wipe down the surface with alcohol first. I’ve found the strips don’t stick well on the vinyl wallpaper otherwise.
I forgot to mention that part of the question too, and I agree with this.
We keep a pack of alcohol pads in the camper specifically for this.
Incidentally, we tried to use some non-3m stickies for another project. Cleaned the area well with alcohol, but they still came un-stuck within a couple days. So make sure you get the real, brand name 3M stuff.
Our real 3M command hook items generally stay pretty stuck. In some cases a little too well. Like on the wooden divider between the cab and the house on our motorhome. We went to re-do some things and the command strips peeled off the finish because the little tabs broke. On the ones we were able to use the tabs for, they came off relatively clean. They've been there since shortly after we bought our rig in 2018, and this happened just a few weeks ago.
I had some installed in my trailer's "basement" on a not quite vertical surface, and they pulled the vinyl off the underlayment.
All of that is to say that if installed correctly, Command products have worked very well for us.
For screws in the luan, I try to keep it no more than 3/4" and I'm SUPER careful with them. I'll use a battery screw gun to get them started and mostly in, then I'll switch over to a hand screw driver to snug them the rest of the way. I've had good success keeping the screws from stripping out using that method.