Can i use this to make my wallpaper waterproof?
1366628
If you just want to waterproof wallpaper I would recommend Scotch Guard or an artist product which they use to protect their finished project.
636843
I applied this wall paper to a wall that I did no preparations to. I think the key is to get the back of the wallpaper evenly wet I even cut shorter pieces to make it easier to work with. With that being said this wallpaper sticks great.
1488001
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.
1459199
Not by themselves, you have to use a cleaning agent. We use them to clean our boats at work with soft scrub but I would try Wiindex or something for wallpaper. They work great , not abrasive.
2105673
I would never recommend putting new wallpaper over old. I always remove the old wallpaper first. If you use a steamer, it comes off fairly easy
1007012
Wallpaper adhevise, but prime the walls first, this may help of you ever take the paper down. I didn't prime my walls, and ruined the sheet rock!
2170414
I would advise against it. Decals don't adhere well to a dry wall and may not stick on moist walls
1428133
No, I don't believe it would be. I tried to use it to remove wallpaper border and it would not work for that either.
278653
I used this glue to put wallpaper in a doll house. I can say that it will most likely stay. Since it is a water based glue, I wouldn't put the picture into a "wet" area, like a bathroom. I hope that this helps.
380096
Yes, I suppose it could be. It is regular vinyl wallpaper and I think you could get away with using those little glue dots or gummy/clay adhesive or whatever other temporary adhesive you may have in mind. Also note that despite the "description" the wallpaper is actually SILVER and not GOLD. Looks very disco-ish.
9786
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.
1790124
I don't know. But I personally would not do it. This thing although clear, does have a refractive index to it so that you do notice it. It will probably change the look of your wallpaper. For better or worse, I don't know. Getting it to consistent thickness is going to be tough as well, as well as figuring out exactly where you sprayed and where you have not. And it will probably drip too. And if you have moisture on the wall facing side of the wallpaper, the clear coat will make it worse probably.
1368765
The packaging instructions say DO NOT use with wallpaper. May not adhere well to vinyl surfaces.
1576175
Its documentation says you should not use it on wallpaper. I don't have any around the house, so I can't say for sure.
1776431
No, this is only a cleaner. You will need other products for waterproofing. Unfortunately I can't recommend anything as I haven't used any waterproofers myself.
184397
I am not sure if I can answer this question perfectly. I did put one strip on the wall and then remove it about a week later. I put it back in water for about 30 seconds and put it on the wall with no problem. But I am not sure if your wallpaper was on your wall in your old place for a long time whether this would also apply. It might be worth a try to do with one strip.
1512633
It is prepasted wallpaper. You just immerse it in water for a certain period of time to activate the paste.