Will this Sealer/Primer cover Wallpaper?
1696072
Unfortunately, I do not have this information. I would suggest contacting Rustoleum at 800-323-3584.
2105673
I would never recommend putting new wallpaper over old. I always remove the old wallpaper first. If you use a steamer, it comes off fairly easy
1324456
No. it is white, so that will not work. This wallpaper is meant to be paintable not see through. Sorry.
139184
I would seal it first with a water-based primer or bonder. XIM has one in white that would be perfect.
1663175
I did use this product once to prep a wall for wallcovering. The paint was semi-gloss, so wallcovering wouldn't have adhered well otherwise. Never had a problem.
559785
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.
1703763
No idea because I am way more concerned about preserving the logs from checking so I apply the sealer liberally. Two coats of anchor seal has the same prtection as four coats of latex primer.
1433316
Hi Stephanie,Keep in mind what you're adhering the wallpaper to will be exposed to moisture. Cardboard would not be my first choice unless pretreated with a moisture retardant or sealer. Cardboard would likely curl or crease once the wet paste from the wallpaper dried. I certainly have not tried the wallpaper to cardboard but for the price of the wallpaper I would not recommend this option.
376011
It probably would, but I think I would follow with a coating of flex-seal, or maybe try a coating of clear flex-seal first.
1530412
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!
255339
I think it would depend on the exposure. It is made of laminated wood strips so If moisture gets to it there might be some separation that happens. However, if multiple coats of sealer are applied it would probably hold up although you might have to periodically reapply
574592
I just used windex and my scraper that I use to apply wallpaper, you could also use a credit card, anything that will glide over the film without catching or tearing it. so NO you don't have to do the application solution.
919392
In all likelihood, yes it would cover your signature. The mats are meant to only show the photo, not any white border or it wouldn't look properly matted. Some artists/photographers sign the mat itself. I use an archival ink pen to sign in the lower right hand corner of the photo - on the photo itself. The opening in these mats is designed for an 8x10 photograph. The only issue would be if you've cropped your photo and have it printed with "no crop" and then you have the white border. Look at how other art work is matted and signed to see what will work for you, but you don't want any white space from the photo showing once it's framed.
1301762
not sure, maybe try with the primer, should stick but not sure how smooth it will look, has to be smooth as glass or any imperfection will show up
2156586
yes and no it will cover everything excet the extion piece. so you can see it if your looking for it other wise its just black on black, hope this helps
1915964
I believe it would, however I would lightly sand the metal surface so the primer can better grip it. Otherwise I feel the paint could peel off too easily. Just make sure you properly prepare your surfaces, especially the metal.
1105941
My grout is white. I had tiles placed as close together as possible. Don't know about sealer.