Hi covering my knotty pine panels, can you texture the wallpaper after its up like you do drywall? Has anyone done this? Thanks!
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I would take the pine off and sell and then drywall before I would cover it.
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I don't know why you couldn't. It's very heavy, stiff paper. You might want to use some heavy duty wallpaper adhesive. I would definitely do a "test" area first before doing all the walls.
49874
I am not sure, as our walls are painted. We have used them in hotels, but I am not sure what the texture was there. If you have a "Christmas Tree" store near you, they carry them and they were $2.99 for two.
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Well I usually use the type of wallpaper that you apply paste/glue to the wsll... This is the kind that you wet .. it is sloppy and was hard for me as I have never used wet wallpaper before ... Also you have to make sure the wall underneath is white or a light color .. half my tan colored wall patched with white paint so figured I would just wallpaper over it .. I realized once I put it on you can see through .. But now that it's up and dry its not really noticeable unless you point it out I get alot of compliments and I love it !! .. But to answer your question .. This wallpaper has to be applied wet .. And don't know how hard it is to remove. But looks fantastic! Well I usually use the type of wallpaper that you apply paste/glue to the wsll... This is the kind that you wet .. it is sloppy and was hard for me as I have never used wet wallpaper before ... Also you have to make sure the wall underneath is white or a light color .. half my tan colored wall patched with white paint so figured I would just wallpaper over it .. I realized once I put it on you can see through .. But now that it's up and dry its not really noticeable unless you point it out I get alot of compliments and I love it !! .. But to answer your question .. This wallpaper has to be... » Read More Well I usually use the type of wallpaper that you apply paste/glue to the wsll... This is the kind that you wet .. it is sloppy and was hard for me as I have never used wet wallpaper before ... Also you have to make sure the wall underneath is white or a light color .. half my tan colored wall patched with white paint so figured I would just wallpaper over it .. I realized once I put it on you can see through .. But now that it's up and dry its not really noticeable unless you point it out I get alot of compliments and I love it !! .. But to answer your question .. This wallpaper has to be applied wet .. And don't know how hard it is to remove. But looks fantastic! « Show Less
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Guys, If you use the 3M scotch velcro stripe you can remove them without marks or glue and holes on your wall and you can pull the picture off the wall without messing up anything including the picture and they re-stick without replacing the stripes so you can try, try again to line them. P.S Use a leveler and a #2 pencil just to hang them straight. mark the top of the picture for height and the side for straightness. Good Luck!
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I used them on lightly textures walls, and did fairly well. The big tree was a huge pain and could have used two people to apply. The trick to getting them to stick was washing the wall really well first. I used rubbing alcohol. They're still up and still look great, but I think they'd have been 100% great (instead of 90% great) on an untextured wall.
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I used the wall paper to cover a cabinet and then spray painted it dark blue. It looks great. The material feels like thick paper. It took the spray paint well, but I would do a few coats. If it gets nicked I can see the white show through, but I only did two coats. Hope this helps
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I have texture on my walls but I suppose that it would depend on what kind of texture. I have been able to attach them and re-attach without difficulty. It works well. Our texture is more of smooth bumpy (if that makes sense) versus a popcorn type texture.
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I had an OK time with it, but I did have another person helping me. This wallpaper is fairly durable and paint goes over it really well. It does have a heavy texture...for me, it was perfect.
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The only thing I can tell you is -- this is a very heavy weight paper. If the current wallpaper is absolutely adhered securely it may be okay. I wouldn't risk it -- just my opinion tho.
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I applied this wall paper to a wall that I did no preparations to. I think the key is to get the back of the wallpaper evenly wet I even cut shorter pieces to make it easier to work with. With that being said this wallpaper sticks great.
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It is a wallpaper. A very porous surface will not provide a good adhesion between wall and paper. Texture if concrete will be transferred to texture of mural. A sealer, a couple of coats, would allow application but the surface texture will be apparent under close inspection.
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I believe it will, our wall is lightly textured as well and it worked great, once you get it on, just take you fingers and press into texture, it looks awesome and no issues with it so far...been up for at least 6 months now!
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I actually did not use the wallpaper because I decided it wouldn't work for what I wanted. I have two rolls available cheap! I do know it is not prepasted, so I guess it comes down to whether added paste is strippable. Sorry I don't have a better answer.
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You could... the wallpaper is thick and wouldn't tear. It comes in 8 separate pieces though, so you would see the staples. Thick, doubled-sided tape would be a better option for you.
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In all honesty, I think the edges of the decals may peel away from your wall. I've had that happen to a couple of the decals on my smooth walls, but I think, or at least am hoping, it's due to the high humidity we're experiencing right now. Today I moved them around in my kitchen and have had no issues yet with edges peeling away. If your textured wall is the small sand-like texture, I would say no, they won't work. If it's bigger swirls, you may get enough of the decal on the smooth part to make it work. Not sure if this was of any help to you. Good luck!
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Yes you must use glue, and the surface MUST be smoothed out. Get a sheet of damp paper and stick it on the wall, and whatever imperfections you see reflected in that, you'll see in the wallpaper.
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Greetings. I'd like to personally note that this wallpaper is very good quality and in my estimation, very easy to work with. I only did one accent wall; however, I did not match the "pattern" to save waste and it turned out looking great as there is a consistent line imitating a board edge on one side. Your coverage needs will depend on whether you match the pattern or not. I would recommend you talk the the seller direct. Best of luck!