Is this silver wallpaper ok to use as backsplash in Kitchen? can you wipe clean?
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Yes you can wipe it down. Just so you know it is not prepasted. So you will need glue. Also I ordered 2rolls. I received one roll on time and the other came 4 weeks later. And the buyer said for me not cancel cause it was shipping and he would reimburse me which never happened. I did use one roll and it is very pretty
1716955
Yes. ... But I'm not sure hope it will do if grease splashes on it. ... Water and soap can be wiped off..I have it in my salon
1716956
It looks as though you can wipe it - just not sure if grease or anything gets on it, if you can scrub hard??? I would try and ask the seller, if you can. Mine is not in the kitchen.
1716957
I would say no. It's very tiny textured squares. Wiping could easily remove the raised squares.
137985
I bought this product to replace some older similar type wallpaper. The old stuff came off really clean. I peeled off the wallpaper then I just used hot water and a paint roller to soak the backing well and it peeled off easily. Cleaned the excess glue with a wet rag. A bit messy though gonna need some old towels to put along the baseboard.
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I put mine around my island counter. I wipe it down to clean. My Granddaughter did the one side of her kitchen with the same wallpaper. Her's is where the kitchen sink is and she does not have a problem with it. we both like the texture of the paper because it looks like real brick. I know the wallpaper with the shipping is expensive but it is well worth the money. I Hope this will help you. One more comment about this----if you watch General Hospital Samantha has this same paper on her living wall where the fireplace is.
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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.
1711812
If it will even stick it would look like garbage. It's supposed to cover rough walls well and I'm sure it covers better than normal wallpaper but only minor imperfections. I used it to cover some rough plaster. The plaster wasn't to bad and we covered up the most uneven spots with joint compound. When it was all said and done I wish I would have spent a little more time smoothing out the JC. If you look close you can see the uneven texture through the wallpaper. So over brick it will look really bad. However with all that said I love this product and am really happy we used it. We have gotten a lot of good comments on it.
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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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Im sorry I cant answer your question,we just bought 1 sample and havent decided if we are doing a backsplash or not. The sample we received looked really good and the colors and pattern were consistent.
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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.
690663
I admit I never use the backsplash, I like this grill so much I bought another one for my daughter.It was the highest rated one from Cook's Country
505366
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! :-)
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You probably could, but I would use wipes instead. I wouldn't get the silver solution or this precious metal solution, I would recommend these silver wipes: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004G1GB20/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?qid=1423960857&sr;=8-5π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70&keywords;=Silver+wipes&dpPl;=1&dpID;=41Rr57AtlqL&ref;=plSrch
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It's washable as in light water and sponge if it got a little dirty. Would certainly not use as a backsplash.
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Hi Rose...I think this pattern would look great in any kitchen but I don't know about covering the outside of your kitchen cabinets. While it is heavy weight paper...if it got wet or if you had to clean it with any kind of cleaner I don't know how it would hold up. I used mine to cover a piece of thin plywood and made a homemade desk in a child's room. I have wiped it off with a damp sponge but follow with a dry towel just in case. So far...no problems. It still looks new and has shown no signs of water damage or tearing. Give it a try...you can always peel it off if it doesn't work. Good luck.
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Unless you have a good exhaust and/or good ventilation, I would not use wallpaper in a bathroom where a shower is used on a daily basis. As to laying the paper on top of plastic - you should just google tips on hanging wallpaper. There's nothing special about this particular paper that would make me question a generic internet search on wallpaper glue. We hung this on top of old wallpaper and it was great.
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I bought mine just recently so it's not really dirty yet. I don't think I would ever clean it since I'm scared that some of the crystals might fall off. It is very fragile and where I had it place in the foyer, it swings back and fort whenever AC comes on...so I don't think I will have it clean...so far, it looks very nice and elegant. Especially at night when I have it on and you can see it from outside. I got a lot of compliment on it. Everyone who walks in my house and see the chandelier, all said very elegant looking.
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It would probably stick. My concern is that the wood is porous and it might absorb the moisture from the paste on the back. Maybe take a small piece and put it on and wait til it dries thoroughly (a couple of days) and see what happens. If not you could seal the wood where that wouldn't be a concern. Hope this helps. It is beautiful wallpaper I love mine.
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Hi Jennifer, Though a mess up would be expensive, I would think it would work on a mirror. I had very good luck with this wallpaper. I wallpapered a closet and had to deal with corners which was a headache. I also thought it was hard to cut when it was wet. If I had to do it again, I think I would try measuring and cutting the wallpaper dry. The trick would be to line up the pattern. I didn't have any problems with the paper not sticking to the wall. I filled my tub up with water and used that to dip the paper in so that it was good and wet. I didn't need to use spray adhesive as the other two responders had mentioned. Hi Jennifer, Though a mess up would be expensive, I would think it would work on a mirror. I had very good luck with this wallpaper. I wallpapered a closet and had to deal with corners which was a headache. I also thought it was hard to cut when it was wet. If I had to do it again, I think I would try measuring and cutting the wallpaper dry. The trick would be to line up the pattern. I didn't have any problems with the paper not sticking to the wall. I filled my tub up with water and used that to dip the paper in so that it was good and wet. I didn't need to use spray adhesive as the other... » Read More Hi Jennifer, Though a mess up would be expensive, I would think it would work on a mirror. I had very good luck with this wallpaper. I wallpapered a closet and had to deal with corners which was a headache. I also thought it was hard to cut when it was wet. If I had to do it again, I think I would try measuring and cutting the wallpaper dry. The trick would be to line up the pattern. I didn't have any problems with the paper not sticking to the wall. I filled my tub up with water and used that to dip the paper in so that it was good and wet. I didn't need to use spray adhesive as the other two responders had mentioned. « Show Less