I have a crumpled paper with the words on it and a crumpled sheet of clear sticker how is this going to work on the wall and look nice?
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If you mean that it came that way on the box then contact the seller. Mine came in a long square box tube and was wrapped like wrapping paper which was perfect. Now, if you mean that you got impatient and messed it up, then take a deep breath and try and carefully take them apart. I would forget about the clear sticker but this means you will have to try and put the words on straight yourself. It doesn't stick on well to semi-gloss paint, but once you stick on you can flatten out the creases. I found that heating the words up with a blow dryer (not closely though) while pressing them right after, helped a ton to help stick. If you mean that it came that way on the box then contact the seller. Mine came in a long square box tube and was wrapped like wrapping paper which was perfect. Now, if you mean that you got impatient and messed it up, then take a deep breath and try and carefully take them apart. I would forget about the clear sticker but this means you will have to try and put the words on straight yourself. It doesn't stick on well to semi-gloss paint, but once you stick on you can flatten out the creases. I found that heating the words up with a blow dryer (not closely though) while pressing them right... » Read More If you mean that it came that way on the box then contact the seller. Mine came in a long square box tube and was wrapped like wrapping paper which was perfect. Now, if you mean that you got impatient and messed it up, then take a deep breath and try and carefully take them apart. I would forget about the clear sticker but this means you will have to try and put the words on straight yourself. It doesn't stick on well to semi-gloss paint, but once you stick on you can flatten out the creases. I found that heating the words up with a blow dryer (not closely though) while pressing them right after, helped a ton to help stick. « Show Less
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Mine was in bad shape as well. I tried to flatten it with weight first but the creases wouldn't let it stick. I threw it away and won't buy from them again!Mine came in an envelope no directions were included.
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You can try cutting out each individual word and carefully apply pressure along each letter, once they are stuck on very carefully pull the backing off one letter at a time. I found once I applied to the wall the crinkles were no longer visible. I hope that helps.
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The clear sheet is used to make sure everything's aligned...there should be directions on how to properly apply the quote to your wall. However, I do agree that you should contact the seller and let them know your product is damaged because mine also did not come like that. I don't particularly even like this product seeing as it does not work very well and was falling off my wall within 24 hours of having it. Hope this helped!
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Mine did not come like that. I would contact the seller and request another one. If you cut out each word chances are it would not be straight. It shouldnt of came that way. Hope this helps as I would not even mess with it.
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the way mine worked was peel off the backing (i think mine was a white color backing), then I applied the sticker to the wall. I used a face cloth to rub over each individual letter as they are separate. I gave it a nice firm rub on the letters only. I waited a minute or two, then peeled off the front clingy part slowly. as an added tip, you could do what I did to get it straight if you need to. I used painters tape to tape the decal to the wall before ever peeling the backing off. I used a mini level to get it straight. When it was exactly how I wanted it, I flipped the decal up, so it was still attached to the wall by the painters tape (masking tape works just as well). when the decal was upside down, i peeled off the backing and slowly smoothed it down onto the wall. I started with a corner and worked my way through the whole decal, this avoids any air bubbles or crookedness. this decal can also be cut to separate the words to whatever works best for you. only the letters stick to the wall, nothing else. hope this helps!!!
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don't know if i'd use glue and paper on a wall. try using some good double face tape.
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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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"Can" it be? Yes I suppose so. It is regular wallpaper strips. The thing is they come rolled so I don't imagine it would look very good once you have to line them up and make sure they stay together. I would suggest trying a smaller mural that didn't take up the whole wall if you really want to go that route. Of note, you can put it up and then just peel it off when you move. It really isn't that hard to get off the wall if you are willing to just take the time to do it.
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That's what my wall is. It isn't smooth really but it's not rough. It's slightly bumpy if that is any better at explaining. And well when you write on it wont have a smooth like paper line. But it's doable. My kids used it until it didn't stick to the wall anymore.
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I unrolled it and stuck it to the wall. I then used a wooden stick, like a popscicle stick, and rubbed over all of the design to adhere it to the wall. When I thought it was rubbed on, I started to peel the backing paper off. If the design looked like it was coming off, too, I'd smooth the paper back onto the wall and rub with the wooden stick some more. This was my first attempt at putting one on and I thought mine came out well, though it was more rubbing on that I had expected.
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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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To be honest it was painstaking. All the letters are on one sheet but you have to hold it down and slooooowly peel it away from the wall and keep pressing the letters down. Mine is also a little crooked. BUT as long as you don't look to closely it looks great and I love having it on my wall-makes me happy.
1007012
Wallpaper adhevise, but prime the walls first, this may help of you ever take the paper down. I didn't prime my walls, and ruined the sheet rock!
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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!
647205
I don't recommend using this as wall covering, it's way too thick, it's made from corrugated paper.(cardboard box)
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I am dubious, mostly because the surface is no more metallic than your fridge (maybe less so). I think the wallpaper would be too much of a barrier. Honestly, I'd hold a piece of the paper up to your fridge and see if a magnet will stick through it...if not, I think this won't work. On the other hand,I think you could definitely paint over this and maybe do a faux finish... that would maintain the magnetic properties, I think. Good luck!
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thank you for asking, you simply remove it from the paper it is on and put on your wall. However be sure to clean your wall before you stick it on the wall. Hope this has helped you.
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It is an actual decal that you peel off and it leaves the letters (only) on the wall. It was a little confusing because it didn't come with instructions and it came in three separate pieces. I lined up the words the way I wanted them to be on the wall, marked the edge of the backing on the wall with a pencil, then I took the edge of my plastic level (I used a level to make sure the words were straight across on the wall) and pressed it against the letters to get it off the clear backing. The only thing that was left on my wall was the black letters.
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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 don't think it would work. The paper is quite soft, almost cushioned, and can be damaged if not careful. I would suggest some appliance primer and paint - I've seen good results with the paint. Good luck!