Can this be installed as permanent wall covering, if so, what kind of paste?
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I would not use this for a permanent wall covering. We used it to make a fake fireplace for a Christmas play we did. It stayed on pretty well and we just glued it a little and tacked it.
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I don't recommend using this as wall covering, it's way too thick, it's made from corrugated paper.(cardboard box)
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This product is permanent, not recommended something you may want to move later. I would recommend FUN-TAK to hold the picture straight. It won't damage the wall and is easy to remove.
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You can cover this with any material but makeSure this is high temperature resistant. If you decide to paint please make sureIt's high temperature and water based resistant paint as well.
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Hello, Steve...I would not recommend this product for that use. I think this job needs a stronger product like Weld Bond or Tacky Glue that comes in several kinds: Clear Gel, Original, Extra Hold, etc. my first choice for wallpaper would be Weld Bond. You could build a house with this adhesive. Hope this helps. Have a great Monday....Linda
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No idea, but it gets warm enough that I suspect it would destroy wallpaper if applied directly. Note that this unit has "feet" on each corner that project about an inch away from the installed surface, so installing INTO a wall is not a good idea. Too much heat will dry the wall materials too much and risk your safety...Check the grainger.com site for an installable wall or ceiling panel.
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"Can" it be? Yes I suppose so. It is regular wallpaper strips. The thing is they come rolled so I don't imagine it would look very good once you have to line them up and make sure they stay together. I would suggest trying a smaller mural that didn't take up the whole wall if you really want to go that route. Of note, you can put it up and then just peel it off when you move. It really isn't that hard to get off the wall if you are willing to just take the time to do it.
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This a great product to cover this. Wall liner is designed to create a smooth workable surface on paneling, brick and rough walls to paint over or wallpaper over. It is recommended to install it horizontally instead of vertically. If there are deep gaps in between the boards you will want to fill them in first.
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Yes; all you have to do is activate the paste by placing it in warm water and letting it sit for about a minute before applying to the wall. The instructions that come with this print are fairly decent.
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I wouldn't think it would be able to be placed on a textured wall due to the way it has to be applied. It would likely scratch the decal and won't adhere to texture. It really depends if it's light textured or deep textured. You have to decide if you want to chance it.
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I haven't done that yet... I was going to use this in a room where I record a weekly radio program, but just learned that the building where our offices are is being sold, so I didn't want to attach them to the wall in any permanent fashion until I know for sure what's happening. I am not sure how I would do it either... I considered staples, but that wouldn't be good long term... maybe some type of spray glue? If you come up with a good solution, please let me know! Thanks.
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yes but it is like wallpaper, you use a wallpaper paste to glue it on your wall, so you would have to remove like wallpaper which will take a while
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This material is not meant to be adhered to anything other than a drawer bottom. I personally would suggest the solid cedar (resembles an airwick type) or I would buy cedar panels at the hardware store and then fasten them to the walls so that they can be removed and sanded once a year. You can also use cedar solid blocks, but this drawer liner is much to fragile to put on a wall.
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I wouldn't think so. We put it up like regular wall paper. It is a temporary option to fix the cracks and other issues with the ceiling in our older home
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Stuck it directly to the wall. There is also a video you can watch that helps. It was very easy to apply. Love mine.
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With a little creativity, yes. Install electrical box, etc. But, it seems a little flimsy to fix permanently to a wall. Ypu might want something more substancial.
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I don't know why you couldn't. It's very heavy, stiff paper. You might want to use some heavy duty wallpaper adhesive. I would definitely do a "test" area first before doing all the walls.
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I haven't done that, but I think the usual wallpaper adhesive would be an issue on a surface that smooth. I did see someone suggesting using Mod Podge on a similar project, so you might ask at a craft store like Michael's or Hobby Lobby about adhesives for glass. Something else to consider: I saw another internet post where someone suggested using fabric instead of wallpaper, using liquid starch as the adhesive. According to the post, it's more easily removed when you change decor. I've not tried that either, but it sounds pretty doable. Good luck with your project.