how do i apply this to my wall?
1194067
Just peel and stick, the decals are numbered to ensure you place then in order, and they can be removed and adjusted easily..
1194068
It's easy it comes just like w sticker where u can just place it where u want it on ur wall
1194069
I just pulled a little off and stuck that part to my wall then as I was going I pulled the back off if that makes sense. I also cut around the parts I wanted to put separate on the wall.
965122
This product comes already prepasted and should stick to the orange peel paint. I would probably use additional wallpaper paste to ensure a stronger adhesion. You also want to make certain to let the walls thoroughly dry before painting and don't be alarmed if you have some bubbling when painting. This will pull back into place when paint dries.
63895
Peel off the white sheet first. Press firmly where you want it to be on your wall. There should be a clear film across the letters. Slowly begin to peel/pull and rub the letters to the wall at the same time. Rubbing the letters will help the letters stick while you are taking off the excessive sticky film. Hope this works! Good luck!
1803400
Like remove and glue in other wall? No. You need spray water and their stay there. Hope this help
1285487
It should have come with instruction, but if not the way I applied it was simple. Locate the area you want to place it, then press and rub until the letters are on the wall, then very slowly peel away the paper backer. Hope this helps.
1740558
I used liquid nails. It comes "pre-pasted", but the included adhesive is weak, and normal wallpaper paste is not suitable for keeping this stuck to a ceiling.
196097
Hi Theresa you should email the seller. let me warn you the instructions wont help you much. i live where we use concrete walls and my contractor just cemented it in the wall. i would attach the pdf he sen to me but there is no way to do this on amazon. i will try to add the picture in the comments section maybe this would help you
27534
Ideally you should apply several coats to get the desired smooth wall effect. This is tool is perfect for using over any surface, though in your case I would consider sanding the peaks out of the paint. THEN after cleaning the wall and letting it day and begin applying sheet-rock compound. Good luck!
35279
Rub it on the baseboard molding if you have it. If not rub it about 5 inches above the floor on the wall.
1065395
I used regular door molding for a frame. After putting up the mural I cut each piece figuring out where I wanted to frame to land on the mural border pattern. I then stained the wood, and finally nailed the pieces to the wall. People assume that it is a giant print, not a mural on the wall with molding around it. I have done this once before in another office and used construction adhesive as well as nails, but haven't noticed any benefit. (but then you don't have to think about hitting studs or not).
1010143
I followed the instructions and used the recommended wall covering primer on the wall, let it dry then applied the heavy duty clay adhesive to the back of each panel with a foam roller and hung it as it was applied. Then use a wall paper brush to get out all of the air bubbles. My only issue was finding the clay wall paper paste, the only way I could find it was at a Frazees paint store in a 5 gallon bucket. I ended up buying 5 gal because it cost the same as 1 gal to be shipped to me. I spent another $50 in primer and clay paste. But the map looks really amazing in our babies room.
1168618
I used what came with it. It worked great. Still up on the wall after a year!! ;)
636843
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.
1880463
I would say it needs to be in front of a solid wall. If you are applying to a solid area, and there's a small area that is like a hole or something, you could prob still use it. It has glue on the back and needs something to stick to.
49873
We use them on a textured plastic water Tank for a medical device. We follow the directions except we let it cure for 24 hours before placing any weight on it. The texture is slight. I am not sure how much your wall is textured. I would the product needs to be touching 50% of the surface that you are trying to adhere it to. Good luck!
2011777
I applied mine to smooth walls, application instructions say it should be applied to a clean,smooth and dry surface. May not work well on a heavy textured wall.
408299
I had instructions with mine. Look closely. You take the back off and put it on the wall and press over it hard to make it stick to the wall or surface your adding it to. Make sure its straight. The more you rub it the better you will be able to tell if its coming off and onto the wall your adding it to. Good Luck!