I rent and don't want to damage the walls, is this a wallpaper you use paste with and will it damage the walls coming off?
629143
It is self pasted and requires the activating liquid. You can use a primer to help make removal easier but I would not recommend using this in a rental.
629144
Get a good wallpaper primer to put on your wall first and yes you have to use paste,the primer should help make removal easier.
1691120
who much of a texture is it? only because my walls are completely smooth and it was ok to apply,I had to go back over it a few times and over the last few days I have to smooth certain spots out. I honestly would not spend the money risking it not sticking correctly.
1280234
If should not if removed properly. Watch the video. Its reminds you of the feel of pulling a rubber band, when you are doing it right. It's amazing how clean your walls are. Wood should not be that different. Honestly until I read the directions properly, I was peeling the paint off my walls when removing. Now since I live in a rental I use them for everything I can. Just read directly on how to disengage and follow the weight capacity for hanging. You will love using them. Hope you find this helpful.
1247603
It depends on the final outcome you desire. If you are planning to put it up and leave it up, it will stick. The color is sheer so make sure the paint is solid in color. When you take it down it may peel paint from the wallpaper underneath it.
2136036
Not if the tile of glossy. It could even be safely removed from wallpaper if someone should make that mistake. Use a hair dryer to soften any adhesive that might remain on the tile. :)
1392804
Yes you must use glue, and the surface MUST be smoothed out. Get a sheet of damp paper and stick it on the wall, and whatever imperfections you see reflected in that, you'll see in the wallpaper.
362397
This wallpaper does not stick as well as the kind that you have to water down or glue however I have had to use wallpaper glue to Secure it in certain places on the wall and I also used up as a back splash as well. Good luck
1419396
You probably could use spray paint. The application requires wetting the paper (self-adhesive), so if you used spray paint it would be after putting it up on the wall. That might be a daring endeavor to avoid overspray. I used an interior latex paint using a paint roller. It's a beautiful pattern and it mimics punched tin ceiling tiles. I used it to create a faux backsplash in a kitchen. I highly recommend this wallpaper; beautiful and a great buy.
1896687
Yes, just like any other wallpaper. A tip to remove any wall paper is score it and put fabric softener in water and wipe over the scored wall paper and it removes easily. Also, I also had the same issue w renting years ago and spoke to the management and showed them what I planned to do and they like it and I didn't need to remove any wall paper or repaint anything before I bought my new house. hope this helps and good luck!
559784
Well I just got mine so I haven't tried to remove it but it's just like any other wall paper so I would assume it could be removed with the same solutions and process you'd use to remove any other wallpaper. The adhesive you choose to use would be whatever you choose from your local Home Depot or Lowes.
1653148
Probably not. The wallpaper paste they provide works very well and the amount is generous. Don't be shy with the paste, you will have plenty. Also, make sure you overlap the panels as suggested because they do shrink a little. Enjoy! I actually put mine up in my classroom and my students and I love it!!!
2006720
It is rather thick but might pull off the existing wallpaper as it dries. We used it to cover textured wall surface predominate in homes here in CO. Is it possible to remove existing paper? We have had luck with liquid wallpaper remover from hardware store.
1982496
I used a spray adhesive to get mine to go up as it's easier to adjust that way. The wallpaper paste is harder to remove. If you want to be able to take it down, try a general purpose spray adhesive that is sold at all Home Depots and see what you think. I love the look of mine and it is great for focal features.
640066
That will wholly depend on the quality of your paint and drywall. It is the pull style tab. BUt immediately after installing it I attempted to remove mine. There was enough resistance that I thought dammage would occur. I have walls tha thave been professionally painted in 2013. But I did nto wnat to risk it. Also I used Sherwin williams harmony paint. One of their highest quality paints.
1147140
I have used this on wallpaper with success, be sure the wallpaper is cleaned with alcohol and that you give extra time for the adhesive to make a good bond
1526448
I wouldn't recommend it. It is a softer type of wallpaper, and I don't think it would hold up.
137987
I used paste. It looks awesome, but my guess is it will only come off with a remover product or steam and I doubt it will be rental clean.