Can I stick this over existing wallpaper that I had pained over? Or better to peel the old paper to dry wall?
1247603
It depends on the final outcome you desire. If you are planning to put it up and leave it up, it will stick. The color is sheer so make sure the paint is solid in color. When you take it down it may peel paint from the wallpaper underneath it.
976703
I am sorry, but this may not help you. I actually just hung this on a wall with mounting clay (that blue or yellow tacky stuff for poster hanging). I did not realize the product was a giant sticky label, and did not want to take the chance of it ripping off my wallpaper. It actually worked very well like this. We had a TV-themed New Year's Eve Party and this item was very cool as a decoration. I have since taken it down from the wall without any problems and have re-rolled back up and placed it back in its tube. So I will use it again, in the future. Good luck!
114644
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.
236139
It's regular wallpaper. I think you can eventually take off with some work like any wallpaper but it's definitely going to be hard.
882147
I really do not see a reason for that. this paper is just a slick paper and not sure about painting over it. it is used to wall paper over when there is a brick wall or bad under layment. there is a wall paper meant to be painted. maybe you should look in to that.
1427241
I believe so. You may have to add some extra adhesive since the self adhesive on the wallpaper is not that sticky. Hope this helps!
559784
Well I just got mine so I haven't tried to remove it but it's just like any other wall paper so I would assume it could be removed with the same solutions and process you'd use to remove any other wallpaper. The adhesive you choose to use would be whatever you choose from your local Home Depot or Lowes.
1010142
Prep wall, obtain premixed wallpaper paste, 5-6' metal straight edge and new single edge razors, then using level and pencil make a vertical line 1/2 inch to left of starting line and hang 1st sheet, then center panel overlapping as indicated by pattern, then double cut through overlap, then hang 3rd sheet and double cut through overlap--if you have never done any paperhanginging before, it may be worthwhile finding someone who has. Good luck and enjoy!
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.
1032985
No. Peels right off. I've peeled and moved two times already.I have on wall paper. All is still good. It's removable and reusable.
380006
The paper is prepasted and can be easily removed when necessary. Don't need to use any other glue. I would soak it with hot water and let it sit then peel off and wash wall down. I don't think there would be a problem.
674002
No, I think this is meant to be for the long haul, and I would ask the home owner before putting up wallpaper because if the walls are older or not in great shape anything coming off may damage the drywall or plaster.
1964180
Depends on the thickness of your wallpaper. Thin wallpaper as is on sheetrock it peels so I do not think it is a good idea to use them unless you check it on a hidden area that won't hurt if it rips it
413156
the paper is already pre pasted however if you want it to stick thoroughly then add wallpaper paste. I always have wallpaper paste for the seams and edges
127122
If you mean once you put the sticky part in the wall? It's not really a trick but you'll need a wallpaper smoother. It a plastic scraper type item you use when you want to get air bubbles out of wallpaper you put up. Before you try to take off the white so the black lettering will stay scrap over the white and press hard on the part with the lettering. Not enough to tear the paper but hard enough for the black lettering to stay. Slowly peel off the white making sure the letters stay. If the letters start to come off press the white back over it and press some more then try again.
636841
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.
1412930
Yes peel off as you unrollClean area then place you need a roller such as a wallpaper Sean roller or similarPressure must be applied to create a good bond