Is it safe for the wall? Am going to make my own decal for our son's nursery!
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I have only used it on glass, and it sticks REALLY well to glass - so I'm thinking the adhesive would probably peel paint off a wall. Perhaps you could use this adhesive mounted on glass - on a floating glass frame? or on vinyl, which IS safe for walls.
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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.
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They have been up for about a month and we've had no problems at all. The decals are so awesome. W we painted the walls and let it harden for 2 weeks like they suggested and they are textured semi gloss walls. There has been no issues.
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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.
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Hello, Gwynny's Mommy, what a great idea! I have not had any concerns/problems removing any of the RoomMates decals. The paint remained on the wall, it did not peel off and the colour of the paint was not affected. The only thing I have noticed, sometimes a sticky substance is left on the wall after removing the decal; however, with dish soap, water and a little "elbow grease", the sticky substance comes off. This has only occurred when the decal was on the wall for an extended period of time (4 years). If you are just putting it up for a birthday party, you should be okay. :) I hope this helps. Have a great birthday celebration! Take care, Sandra Hello, Gwynny's Mommy, what a great idea! I have not had any concerns/problems removing any of the RoomMates decals. The paint remained on the wall, it did not peel off and the colour of the paint was not affected. The only thing I have noticed, sometimes a sticky substance is left on the wall after removing the decal; however, with dish soap, water and a little "elbow grease", the sticky substance comes off. This has only occurred when the decal was on the wall for an extended period of time (4 years). If you are just putting it up for a birthday party, you should be okay. :) I... » Read More Hello, Gwynny's Mommy, what a great idea! I have not had any concerns/problems removing any of the RoomMates decals. The paint remained on the wall, it did not peel off and the colour of the paint was not affected. The only thing I have noticed, sometimes a sticky substance is left on the wall after removing the decal; however, with dish soap, water and a little "elbow grease", the sticky substance comes off. This has only occurred when the decal was on the wall for an extended period of time (4 years). If you are just putting it up for a birthday party, you should be okay. :) I hope this helps. Have a great birthday celebration! Take care, Sandra « Show Less
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I didn't do any prep. I did make sure the wall was clean. I did spend about $20.00 on the glue and followed the directions on the glue jug. It is in my 7 year old granddaughters room and it still looks great. It was installed on drywall.
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My sons came on a separate sticker but I only have one child as well. However she leaves enough room to cut too if needed. I ordered several wall decals that day this one was by far the BEST quality. It's just beautiful. Hope that helps! :-)
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I wouldn't know!! the wall decAls been in my son room ever since I got then and it looks perfectly stick to the wall
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Dear Deborah, I didn´t use this scenario for party decoration. I used it to compose my son bedroom super hearos decoration. I has been there for 3 months and it is perfect! So I don´t see any problem to use it in other place since it is in door. I am preatty sure that it will remain there with no problem. My kid loooooved it.
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Absolutely. First spray with clear sealant to make sure it doesn't rust. (Walmart spray paint section or any craft store.) Just a note for you, mine doesn't lay flat. Since I have it in the living room and don't have to worry about wind or people bumping it, I hung it with a nail in the middle. (Through wire around middle dot.) The slightly bent wires cause the final row of dots to "burst" out from the wall 1 1/2". Gives it a more 3D effect.
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Absolutely not. I tried to adhere this to a wall with slight texture and the entire decal peeled off. I traced and outline around the decal and painted the tree instead.
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I couldn't really say, but they seem to be sticking to plastic (except where I pulled it off and reapplied). I really don't think I would put it on a wall though because it is sticky and will probably remove the paint. I would try to find a static cling decal for the wall.
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It is pretty solid keeping in mind it is really meant to hang on the wall. My son is repainting the handle and it looks better now. Bottom line is I don't think you will break it.
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it's pretty heavy and a bit bulky. fine for the doorway - a speed bump protecting your cords. for the wall I'd probably look for something with a smaller profile. don't know how it would look painted...
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Yes, you can use it outdoor. The life time would be a little less depending on the amount of direct sun light. And also the wall need to be flat and some outdoor wall is not flat to put on decal. Other than that it should be fine.
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If the wall isn't subject to a lot of moisture it should be OK. I used mine on drywall in a dining room and sealed the wall before I put it up. Only real problem I had was that virtually every panel I received had damaged corners (I bought three boxes). They arrived very beat up and poorly packaged. Ended up trimming all of the panels in order to get them to fit together seamlessly. They do paint up very nicely and look great but I worry about durability and if they will withstand the test of time, especially with grandkids in the house.
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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.