Doe this work safely on Vinyl wallpaper?
1576172
No sure. Never tried it. Think it would be OK if it was on for a short time i.e. Christmas
1576173
I have never personally tried this on a vinyl wallpaper before. I know that certain speakers are "vinyl wrapped" with wood grain vinyl. I have not had any experience with those either. The box says it can be used with any non-porous surfaces including vinyl coated wall paper. The box also says that it may leave a faint oily mark that can be removed with a citrus based stain remover. I would recommend trying it on a test location that is not easily seen first and then proceed based on the results of that test.
1576174
Not sure what you mean by "safely" it will lift paint from a wall sometimes. So I'm not positive, always try a little first. Hope that helps...
1576175
Its documentation says you should not use it on wallpaper. I don't have any around the house, so I can't say for sure.
1249533
I don't see why there would be a problem. It is in a wipe that you can use on anything vinyl like.
1428133
No, I don't believe it would be. I tried to use it to remove wallpaper border and it would not work for that either.
1792966
I used it to spray over a vase that I painted to give it a protective glaze. Not sure how it would do on wallpaper. The back of the can says you can use on decoupage, porcelainizing, collage, wood, metal, plastic, paper mache, glass, plaster, ceramic, dried silk flowers, paper, wicker. I hope this helps.
1406708
I wouldn't recommend it for wallpaper. It is lightweight plastic, and was great for a party/temporary use, but doubt it would hold up as wallpaper. Recommend ordering a large wall decal.
175297
It will definitely stick, but I will have to try it to see how easily it comes off. I believe you want to buy "TEMPORARY" vinyl, not "PERMANENT" vinyl from Vinyl Ease for that type of application. I believe it will come off the laptop, and shouldn't leave too much of a residue, but you would have to heat it up with a bladder to get the permanent type off. I cant imagine bloating your laptop advisable, but you will have to decide about that :-)
670889
It is an embossed vinyl, and it probably would work, but i would do it do to grease splatters which could discolor the paper. I have found that if I have to wipe it down for anything, a little color comes off on the cleaning cloth.
2106941
No problems with removing the wallpaper if you get it wet, let the water soak in well, then peel it off.
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
310119
I would guess "Not" as this is a product for Vinyl Shutters; however, it didn't work that great for me on the vinyl either.
362399
yes it should. you can always use wallpaper glue to make extra sure. Hope this helps!!
1965561
Just make sure that the wall is properly clean before application, it will work fine.
12497
I didn't really understand your question. This is to apply vinyl to glass or walls for decor. If you are applying vinyl to the kitchen cabinets then yes it should work. I personally use repositionable contact paper for my vinyl projects. I hope this helps.
1294860
When the manufacturer says permanent they mean it! This stuff isn't going anywhere after it's put in place. I'm confident that it would adhere to vinyl no problem.
867634
I've did my entire sun-room (16X20) which are all vinyl and have had no problems. I dilute it as it directs and I Never allow it dry on anything which "may" make the difference but, I like it and have had No problems and will continue to use it. That is "my" personal experience with it on vinyl.
18883
Absolutely it will stick. It will stick to just about any material. If you have never vinyl wrapped before, you might consider buying two of these exact roles just so you can get a feel for how the material works. It's better to have 2 sets of hands as well. You'll need a heat gun, a spray bottle; filled with water and literally 2-4 drops of regular dish soap depending on the size of the spray bottle. Sqeegeed out and dryed on with the heat gun. Easier said than done. Give it a shot. Really cool look to it. Have finished pictures on my Instagram @ beneubauer Best of luck to your final product!
1669033
I've used it on just about everything but vinyl. It will remove black marks and scuffs better than anything I've ever used. Use it in combination with a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser and you'll be amazed at how it cleans.