How do you adhere this wallpaper to the ceiling? We have acoustic tile on our ceiling now. Ugh.
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I did not have acoustic tile. It is sheet rock. I wouldn't try it over acoustic tile.
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I used liquid nails. It comes "pre-pasted", but the included adhesive is weak, and normal wallpaper paste is not suitable for keeping this stuck to a ceiling.
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Yes, we did! And in a bathroom no less, beautiful! We did use border adhesive on the seams. Couldn't be more pleased. It's hard on the neck though:)
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The wallpaper has adhesive on it already you just wet it down and it makes a gel.
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It has glue on the wallpaper that activates with water. It needs to adhere to a smooth surface typically drywall or in our case plaster. It would not adhere to acoustical ceiling
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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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I used a metalic paint on this product, I hung it on my ceiling rolled a metalic bronze color on it, and people can't believe it's not a real tin ceiling. If you are good w/ a spray can, I think you can do it. I prefer to roll on paint, better coverage and no drips. This is wall paper, not vinyl, or foam.
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Well I could go through a long explanation but the best advice is to lay the pieces out on the floor and figure out how everything fits together. Start at the top and tape the top edge to the wall/ ceiling. Watch you tube fro detailed instructions on how the backing comes off. That what I did
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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.
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I followed the instructions and used the recommended wall covering primer on the wall, let it dry then applied the heavy duty clay adhesive to the back of each panel with a foam roller and hung it as it was applied. Then use a wall paper brush to get out all of the air bubbles. My only issue was finding the clay wall paper paste, the only way I could find it was at a Frazees paint store in a 5 gallon bucket. I ended up buying 5 gal because it cost the same as 1 gal to be shipped to me. I spent another $50 in primer and clay paste. But the map looks really amazing in our babies room.
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Dear Ramsay These tile are peal and stick and it's very simple to install just peal the paper in the back and stick it to the floor How ever we always recommend to use extra glue if you want the tile to last longer
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I hired a professional who hangs wallpaper for a living. Three panels that must be trimmed as they are on the wall to match each other, and mine were printed at slightly different angles to each other. It was way more than I wanted to attempt as a novice. Most places quoted me $250-$300 to hang it; I ended up finding someone who did it for around $150 who did a great job.
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I have not used the paper yet, but I use border paste instead of water to "wet' my paper and I think it would make any paper adhere to a ceiling - I would try it on something and hang it upside down and see if it holds.
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easiest is to use matched color wallpaper to cover the wires... or if you want to drill holes everywhere in the room, thats pretty tough...
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Hi Linda. I hung this wallpaper over a year ago on pretty heavily textured walls in my house and have had no problems with it. I used a little bit of extra wallpaper adhesive just because it was my first time hanging wallpaper and I wanted to be sure it would stay. I'm sure this paper would work much better on a smooth wall, but as far as applying to a textured wall, itcan be done. Best of luck to you!
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Our walls are textured as well. It stuck like a pro. I've had others that stay up for a day, but this one hasn't budged.
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Guys, If you use the 3M scotch velcro stripe you can remove them without marks or glue and holes on your wall and you can pull the picture off the wall without messing up anything including the picture and they re-stick without replacing the stripes so you can try, try again to line them. P.S Use a leveler and a #2 pencil just to hang them straight. mark the top of the picture for height and the side for straightness. Good Luck!
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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.
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Well I usually use the type of wallpaper that you apply paste/glue to the wsll... This is the kind that you wet .. it is sloppy and was hard for me as I have never used wet wallpaper before ... Also you have to make sure the wall underneath is white or a light color .. half my tan colored wall patched with white paint so figured I would just wallpaper over it .. I realized once I put it on you can see through .. But now that it's up and dry its not really noticeable unless you point it out I get alot of compliments and I love it !! .. But to answer your question .. This wallpaper has to be applied wet .. And don't know how hard it is to remove. But looks fantastic! Well I usually use the type of wallpaper that you apply paste/glue to the wsll... This is the kind that you wet .. it is sloppy and was hard for me as I have never used wet wallpaper before ... Also you have to make sure the wall underneath is white or a light color .. half my tan colored wall patched with white paint so figured I would just wallpaper over it .. I realized once I put it on you can see through .. But now that it's up and dry its not really noticeable unless you point it out I get alot of compliments and I love it !! .. But to answer your question .. This wallpaper has to be... » Read More Well I usually use the type of wallpaper that you apply paste/glue to the wsll... This is the kind that you wet .. it is sloppy and was hard for me as I have never used wet wallpaper before ... Also you have to make sure the wall underneath is white or a light color .. half my tan colored wall patched with white paint so figured I would just wallpaper over it .. I realized once I put it on you can see through .. But now that it's up and dry its not really noticeable unless you point it out I get alot of compliments and I love it !! .. But to answer your question .. This wallpaper has to be applied wet .. And don't know how hard it is to remove. But looks fantastic! « Show Less
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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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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.