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Vinyl peel and stick wallpaper - Our removable vinyl wallpaper has a smooth feel and is easy to install. Thanks to its six-millimeter thickness, it is highly durable and easy to clean. Our wallpaper provides strong adhesion to painted walls, wallpapers & wood paneling but it is also easily removed without leaving any adhesive residue which make a great renter friendly option.
Woven fabric peel and stick wallpaper - Our fabric wallpaper is a 100% polyester fabric with a high-end woven texture. It can be installed on almost any surface and will not shrink, rip, or curl. This material uses the latest self-adhesive technology and can be used multiple times without losing its tackiness which makes this a great option for renters and home owners alike.
Traditional wallpaper - Our traditional wallpaper offers the finest PVC-free lightweight breathable wallpaper making it perfect for high-traffic areas. Unlike our peel and stick options, our traditional wallpaper does not come with adhesive backing. It requires no paste and easily installs and removes with only water.
With over 200 color options, you are sure to find the perfect shade to match any room in your house. Change the color of each design element to create a wallpaper that is uniquely yours. With Love vs. Design, you can create a wallpaper design that is truly one of a kind that you won't find anywhere else.
Get your order in as little as five business days. Even though every wallpaper is custom printed; you won't have to wait weeks or months for it to arrive. We swiftly print each order within five business days and ship it to you securely packaged so it arrives at your doorstep ready to install.
Peel and stick wallpaper, also known as self-adhesive wallpaper or removable wallpaper, is a type of wallpaper that can be easily applied and removed without the need for traditional wallpaper paste or adhesive. It has a backing paper that is peeled off to reveal a sticky surface, which can then be applied to a clean and smooth surface, such as walls, furniture, or even appliances. Peel and stick wallpaper is available in a variety of colors, patterns, and textures, making it a popular option for home decor projects.
Yes, one of the advantages of peel and stick wallpaper is that it can be easily removed without damaging the surface it was applied to. When it's time to remove the wallpaper, you can simply peel it off from one corner, pulling it gently and slowly at a 180-degree angle. If the wallpaper is not coming off easily, you can use a hair dryer to warm up the adhesive, making it easier to remove. It's important to note that the ease of removal may vary depending on the quality of the wallpaper, the condition of the surface it was applied to, and how long it has been in place.
Peel and stick wallpaper is designed to be removable without causing damage to the surface it was applied to, as long as the surface is smooth and clean. However, if the surface is rough or porous, or if the wallpaper was applied improperly, it can damage the wall when removed. To minimize the risk of damage, make sure the surface is clean and dry before applying the wallpaper, and avoid applying it over painted surfaces that are not completely cured, as the wallpaper may peel off the paint. When it's time to remove the wallpaper, do so gently and slowly, peeling it off at a 180-degree angle. If the wallpaper is not coming off easily, you can use a hair dryer to warm up the adhesive, making it easier to remove. If you're concerned about the potential for damage, you can test a small, inconspicuous area before applying the wallpaper to the entire surface.
It's important to note that the surface should be clean and free from any dust, debris, or grease. The smoother the surface, the better the wallpaper will adhere. Avoid using peel and stick wallpaper on textured or porous surfaces such as brick, concrete, or textured wallpaper, as it may not adhere properly and may peel off easily.
Strike up the band! Fire the cannons! Attempt to twerk! Okay maybe not that last one, but whatever the appropriate celebratory action is, bust it out because our once very wallpapered house is officially wallpaper-less!
A bunch of corners in there were curled up from the effect of the shower steam over the years, so it took virtually zero effort (and apparently zero clothes) to get most of the shower free of wallpaper.
There were still lots of dimples and low points, so we also decided to fill things in with a coating of spackle. You can see that my coverage was super thin (I was scraping it nice and firmly against the wall) but it did the trick for filling in those slightly recessed peeled-looking spots.
Next up was primer. See how yellow the walls were on the left, compared to the fresher look of primer on that wall on the right? It was possibly my favorite priming project ever, since it evened out the spotty wall and made the whole room so much brighter.
In summary, the way that wallpaper is adhered along with how well your walls are prepped beforehand seems to have a lot to do with how easy (or how impossible) it is to remove the wallpaper. Nothing we tried was super fast and amazing, but most methods actually worked over the course of 8-ish hours if you kept at them. So hopefully taking those five techniques for a spin and outlining them as we went was somewhat helpful for others who are staring at a bunch of wallpapered walls and wondering what to try next.
Naked wall paper removal cracks me up! Congrats on getting that all done. And yes, lots of painting going on around here, starting with painting our wall to wall paneling in the basement (before starting I totally looked back at your post for how you did that in your first house!).
I am to the point with some wallpaper in a room in my house that I would seriously consider paying you guys to come finish it for me. the paper ripped away from the underside, and that dang underside WILL NOT COME OFF.
Hooray for no more wallpaper!! I used the fabric softener and water combo to remove wall paper at our house recently and it worked really well for us. Our wallpaper had been painted over, so we had to score the top layer and soak it and then give the under layer a second soak.
This wallpaper job was very much like my dining room, tough no matter what you did but the steamer and softener action worked out best. And yet in the kitchen we knocked out an entire wall and the top part of another in 3 hours. Total crapshoot I guess, but so satisfying to have it done. Our walls were as bad as yours so I totally agree it was poor wallpaper adhesion. These days our lives seem like an endless circle of de-wallpapering, spackling, sanding, priming and painting and our kitchen is a total disaster zone but whenever I get flustered I look at the completed dining room and and that gives me the motivation to keep going.
We have been removing wallpaper from our house and all the walls under are horsehair plaster. Some of the paper came down in big strips, but other walls needed to be steamed off. We tried a ton on methods including the fabric softer, bottled strippers , but the thing that worked the best was a serious steamer. We opted to buy one from home depot (link below). It was a bit pricey, but well worth it, it also cleans floors, carpets, car seats and basically any other hard surface.
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Congrats on a wallpaper free home! This wallpaper job seemed very much like my dining room: super tough no matter what you did so I agree that it was probably very bad adhesion. These days our lives seem like an endless cycle of de-wallpapering, spackling, sanding, priming and painting and our kitchen is a total disaster zone but whenever I get flustered I look at the completed dining room and and that gives me the motivation to keep going.
I think as long as you paint those with semi-gloss paint they should be fine (most older bathrooms have tile that stops around there, but since the shower sprays down it seems to be ok for the most part).
I would try working with them and just layering in art and curtains and accessories and stuff that you love, just to see how it looks. Maybe add some colorful pops in the bedding and art to draw attention from the cream stuff?
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