I'm looking for a smooth, untextured self-adhesive wallpaper. Would this work?
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If not trying to cover a hugely uneven surface, or large gaps. it worked for me over cement board.
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Hi Stephanie. This definitely wouldn't work as wallpaper as it is very thin plastic. It was great for temporary use for my son's birthday party though.
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I think it should be a smooth wall, since the mural is almost just like wallpaper. But the mural is awesome when it is up.
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I cut it up and made labels for glass canisters. It seamed very sticky but I was able to remove it when I messed up if I was really careful. I would say it would depend on the type of textured wall. If you are talking about smooth bumps, yes I believe it would stick but you may need to reinforce the sides.
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I don't have textured walls, but the stencil is VERY nice and it's very sticky, so you may be ok with slightly textured walls.
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I think it would because my wall is not smooth, and also this vinyl stickers are really sticky. I believe you won't have any. problem
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My walls are sort of Santa Fe/Smooth knockdown texture. I thought it would be a huge ordeal putting this up. You do have to be slightly more cautious around edges, but it should work. Once it was applied it looked fantastic, and you could only see the texture underneath if you were looking at it at an angle.
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My wall is a matte finish so it works great but I could see how a more textured wall might not stick as well..... Not sure ..... Sorry
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This does not stick as well as the wallpaper that you wet down or glue. I had to use wall paper glue in some areas. Make sure you have all the grease off your wall. That is where u placed as well. Good luck.
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Yes , they would. Honestly I was very disappointed with this purchase. I was expecting a rigid panel with some 3Dish faux rock. It is just wallpaper, looks rather cheap really.
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It works best on a smooth, flat surface. It is applied by rubbing the back of the application paper which transfers the stickers on the wall. Should work on wallpaper as long as it is not textured.
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I just used windex and my scraper that I use to apply wallpaper, you could also use a credit card, anything that will glide over the film without catching or tearing it. so NO you don't have to do the application solution.
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i agree with handell--it's pretty thin material and tears easily, and is probably not well-suited for a desktop surface. i use it as a wall covering at a business so we can write on it with chalk-paint pens, and for this purpose it works fine.
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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
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I love this thing! I have it on a smooth wall but it sticks very well. I think it would work ok on a textured wall but I'm not sure it would look as nice. It comes in 3 pieces and has to be lined up just right, texture might make the edges show. Maybe you can put it on a door if the wall doesn't work out.
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I have used this on wallpaper with success, be sure the wallpaper is cleaned with alcohol and that you give extra time for the adhesive to make a good bond
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Do a search for "removable wallpaper". I installed this Tuscan Brick stuff on a cubicle wall using staples, and although it looks pretty good there are still a lot of places where it doesn't lie flat against the wall. Also, if there is any humidity near the wallpaper (such as a boiling pot of pasta) it may activate the glue and then you'll be in trouble ;-)Another way to go about this is to put up (temporary) paneling, and wallpaper over it.You might want to try Etsy for removable wallpaper if you don't find what you like on Amazon (sorry Amazon).Good luck! :-)