How easy is it to cut and to apply to the wall? .. I have a window seat area I am going to use this in!! Thanks!
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As easy as any wallpaper I have used, but it was a two-man job. We cut it with scissors. Some of the other reviewers wrote that they used extra glue, but we didn't. It has been up about six months now and I'm not having any problem with peeling. We just rolled each cut strip through warm water in the bathtub and then applied. Paper was very sturdy, and the pattern was easy to match up.
832541
It's so easy! I love mine! I got a HUGE one, basically I had to cut the decal into 4 sections. All you do is take one section place it where you want it on the wall and rub. You may have to use a credit card or a piece of cardboard to make it adhere. Then you SLOWLY pull back the top layer and volia! Your image is on the wall!
577134
Hello, Steve...I would not recommend this product for that use. I think this job needs a stronger product like Weld Bond or Tacky Glue that comes in several kinds: Clear Gel, Original, Extra Hold, etc. my first choice for wallpaper would be Weld Bond. You could build a house with this adhesive. Hope this helps. Have a great Monday....Linda
1062452
It definitely was easy to apply. Removing them to reapply elsewhere might be tricky as the hearts are a zebra cut-out sticker. But the one or two that we did remove did not harm the wall or paint at all.
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.
1311990
One piece very easy to apply. Unroll. Tape edges down . I used a scraper type of deal to domy wall. But I suggest start off with a credit card or some thing like that
369442
You can use adhesive spray and place directly onto the wall or attach them to a cut out frame using the same method, so that you can easily re-position them if you decide to change your setup. at times you will need to re- apply the adhesive but for the most part it stays on well.
1812495
I bought a chalk pencil and outlined where the window and other bits go on the mat and then cut it with scissors. Simple stuff. Hope this helps.
515893
I did not cut it, but from the feel of the material, I'm sure it would be easy to cut! I wanted the whole length for my hallway and then I used a black plastic table cloth and put white duct tape on it for the table. But to answer your question, yes, I think it would be no problem to cut this and use it in two places.
787899
Yes, I took a piece off and moved it, leaves nothing on wall. Was not hard to remove, just have to get edge.
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I installed the full sheet, starting at the top right on both the window and the sheet. Spray water on the window first for a better fit. After you get it on cut the excess off the left with an exacto or razor blade.
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Yes, it is easily cut with scissors -BUT- you may wish to consider using a straight edge and a razor (rotary cutter is even better) to get a straight line. Use a spray bottle filled with warm water and a few (just three or four) drops of dish soap, spray the window the film is being applied to and squeegee the window clean, repeat the spray and then apply the film. If you don't squeegee the window or don't spray it down with the mix and apply the film wet, you will get big air pockets and it will look horrible when done. Once the film is on the window, TAPE IT TO THE TOP of the window, then use your squeegee to press out all the water.
2106942
very easy to remove. I peeled off the top "layer" then used a steamer on the bottom layer. No damage to wall.
886176
I installed mine in a wall. It works great. Easy to install. I had no issues with putting mine in the wall instead of cutting into a door.
1641500
It's thinner than vinyl but very easy to cut So yes I think u could make wall decals
1821402
We use it for window screens only and so far so good. Applying it was super simple, cut out the area, apply heat via hair-dryer, done! Make sure you decide on the proper color, black or silver. I thought we had black screens but then found out it was actually silver, so we see a bit of an outline were the rim of the patch overlaps onto the actual screen.
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I absolutely LOVE mine. The only problem I had in installation was the fact that the ceiling was so close to the trim, I had difficulty gaining enough leverage to pound the nail it. Using a screw gun was impossible. BUT, I got it done by turning the hammer sideways. You would have to install some type of molding at the top of the window in order to secure the bracket. It only takes 1 nail, just one...so easy. I would find something decorative or even plain, wide enough for the bracket and thick enough, so it doesn't split, and screw it to the wall above the window. You can paint it the same color as the walls and it would be virtually invisible (the bracket would cover it for the most part). I absolutely LOVE mine. The only problem I had in installation was the fact that the ceiling was so close to the trim, I had difficulty gaining enough leverage to pound the nail it. Using a screw gun was impossible. BUT, I got it done by turning the hammer sideways. You would have to install some type of molding at the top of the window in order to secure the bracket. It only takes 1 nail, just one...so easy. I would find something decorative or even plain, wide enough for the bracket and thick enough, so it doesn't split, and screw it to the wall above the window. You can paint it the same... » Read More I absolutely LOVE mine. The only problem I had in installation was the fact that the ceiling was so close to the trim, I had difficulty gaining enough leverage to pound the nail it. Using a screw gun was impossible. BUT, I got it done by turning the hammer sideways. You would have to install some type of molding at the top of the window in order to secure the bracket. It only takes 1 nail, just one...so easy. I would find something decorative or even plain, wide enough for the bracket and thick enough, so it doesn't split, and screw it to the wall above the window. You can paint it the same color as the walls and it would be virtually invisible (the bracket would cover it for the most part). « Show Less