Which Glue to use ? Please tell me the exact brand and where to buy?Also note we have sheetrock walls in USA. Please suggest appropriate for USA walls
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I honestly don't think the brand matters. I went to my local Home Depot and this location only carries one type and brand of glue. I assume this is because wall paper isn't quite as popular as it once was so the variety for glue is now limited. If you'd still like to know the specific brand then I'll see if I have any left and find it but as I said, I got it from Home Depot and there was only one brand available.
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Amazon .Is were you get the glue..Zimsser (Sure Grip)#122 OMG ~~Is the BSET !!!
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I used wood glue. Both pieces need to be fully coated and heavily pressed and weighted. Maybe spray is better but I haven't tried that method. Hope this helps.
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I used glue called The Original Super Glue. It's a gel...reminded me of Krazy Glue.
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It's a cement not a crazy glue. To achieve that instant stick you need to follow instructions: cover the surface on BOTH pieces and let it dry for 1-2 minute until it stops being glossy. Then put them together - it will be instant stick so make sure you get it right- you can't adjust it after that
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I would not want to hang with this glue, though it is pretty effective in it's holding...it's really only used for paper and crafting projects...Besides I'm pretty sure it would leave paper stuck to the wall or even do alittle damage to the walls....there are just products out there to adhere posters to the wall without damage...you will have to do a little research...hope this helps!
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I'm not sure what the manufacturer recommends. I used regular pic glue and cleaner. And everything worked out fine. Hope this helps
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I used this cork for two projects: on a regular room wall, with a backer, for a framed bulletin board; and between a concrete floor and heated floor mats under a tile floor installation. Purchased a lot more than I needed so have quite a bit left over. Yes, it can be applied to a wall using Roberts Cork Adhesive.This is sold at Home Depot stores or you can order it online from Home Depot. I bought a 4-gal pail for $25.97 --again, way more than I needed. Not sure is they offer a smaller size for small projects. Works very well. Adheres well.
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I used a glue stick, which worked okay. I did not feel like it was reliable though, so I usually put some tape on the edges as well. I would not use elmer's unless you have a way to spread it thinly, since it could make the paper wet and wrinkly.
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Smooth would be best... My walls are concrete so they are not as smooth as a Sheetrock wall but mine stick just fine... If your walls are very bumpy with sharp bumps then I would not suggest this... If smooth textured bumps then you may get an okay result it will just take a bit of time to get the lettering to sit into all the high and lows of the texture... Hope this is helpful...
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dear friend,because this wallpaper use life have 10 years,so you must need use glue and powder pasted it.and you only use wallpaper glue and powder is ok. if you buy 2 rolls or more than 2 rolls wallpaper,i will use fedex post it,usually shipping time only need 5-8 working days!thanks!
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I generally use Mod Podge, but any paper glue will work. As far as a glaze goes it depends on whether you want a shiny surface or not. My go to...Mod Podge...I have also used Aleenes Clear Gel Tacky Glue inside and out, also Demensional Magic. Experiment and have fun...
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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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bs of the walls I have nothing sticks to them. So I have fund if you use Elmer's school glue they stick right up and when time to take them down hot water takes right off. I'm getting ready yo order this.
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I used regular wood glue. Some of the pieces slot together so tightly they don't need it, and if you paint them, which we did, that helps too.
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I used screws in Sheetrock, so you could easily use a masonry (cement) drill but and pre-drill holes for masonry screws. Or you could get some 3m double sides tape a a local home store and use that (just clean the cinder blocks really well with a clearer so the tape sticks well.
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You can buy adhesive tape. or you can buy a spray to glue the foam to the wall. I suggest apetape adhesive tape because it will not damage the wall.
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Yes as long as the surface is smooth to hold the glue. You may want to you use 3 coats of contact glue on the wall as well as the back of the panel, this should do the magic. Good luck .