Would this hide a slightly uneven surface? Like old wallpaper that is half-ripped off (and the rest is stuck tight)?
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The product is quite thick and very textured. My husband and I think it would hide minor wall imperfections, minor being the key word.
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I think it would all depend on how uneven it is. Can you sand the transition area to smooth it out first ? If so, then I think it would work.
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It would hide it about 75%; I had the same issue with 5-6 layers of previous wallpaper that wouldn't come completely off. This paper covered it fairly well, although the "dips" are not invisible they are camouflaged well enough - HUGE improvement
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I don't believe it would. It is very fine paper even though there is a great deal of texture. It tears easily, but looks great once it is up.
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It probably would hide an uneven surface like that as long as you smooth the surface underneath as much as possible. There is enough texture on this wallpaper to hide those types of defects underneath, I think.
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It would for the most part. Try to sand or smooth the transitional area as much as possible. Although uneven walls don't "disappear" the pattern and texture certainly do an amazing job of hiding them!
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It will not completely conceal it when it has the bends in it. The four panel one will cover most of it but it will still be visible. I actually have two (4-panel and 3-panel) together at an angle they conceal very well and it looks fine.
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I see the same thing with two pictures I hung, but it is not that noticeable. Why not try some glue or sticky stuff to pull the top part of the frame against the wall.
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You could rotate the paper to get a better width (if that helps) Otherwise you could piece together maybe with a slight overlap --to side where is would hide behind a curtain (?)
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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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I don't know. But I personally would not do it. This thing although clear, does have a refractive index to it so that you do notice it. It will probably change the look of your wallpaper. For better or worse, I don't know. Getting it to consistent thickness is going to be tough as well, as well as figuring out exactly where you sprayed and where you have not. And it will probably drip too. And if you have moisture on the wall facing side of the wallpaper, the clear coat will make it worse probably.
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Catherine This is wallpaper and is FLAT.. It will show everything ... I don't think it's for you....
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I think it would be noticeable. Even if you got it almost perfectly aligned, you'd still see a seam. The larger the area is you are cutting and placing, the harder it is to work with and get straight. I found that smaller sizes are better (easier to apply and to eliminate air bubbles) for things like kitchen cabinets. If you have a big area, you're probably going to want to use chalkboard paint.
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Not if the tile of glossy. It could even be safely removed from wallpaper if someone should make that mistake. Use a hair dryer to soften any adhesive that might remain on the tile. :)
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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 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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Yes, in fact my walls are mildly uneven because of my textured painted walls and these sheets work just fine. Still very happy with my purchase. Although it's worth noting that the shallow bumps and knicks of the texture do show through the vinyl but not very noticeable when you write.
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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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This wall covering is not prepasted; therefore, whether or not it will adhere to your walls depends in large part to the adhesive you use. I would think that applying "sizing" first might solve your problem, but I'm not sure about that, since I'm not a professional. I will say that this wall covering is absolutely beautiful installed!
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Yes it will stick over other wallpaper. But make sure the other wallpaper Is still secure to wall.
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Yes, because there wont be a tight bond between the surfaces, the scratch will show. Not terribly, but no less noticeable.
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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