PVC Wallpaper Sticker

A smooth, clean, dry and fully cured painted surface gives the best result. Texture, dust, grease, peeling paint and some low-VOC or stain-resistant coatings can reduce adhesion.

Yes. Apply a small piece in an inconspicuous area, leave it for the recommended period and check both adhesion and paint condition during removal.

Expose only a small amount of liner at a time and smooth from the centre outward with a soft squeegee. Keep the film relaxed and reposition early rather than stretching it.

Many films allow limited repositioning before firm pressure is applied, but tack increases with time. Lift gently and evenly to avoid stretching or creasing the material.

Use the seam method specified for the film and pattern. Plan the direction of light, match the print carefully and keep the overlap consistent when one is required.

Work the film into corners gradually without overstretching. Use a sharp blade and straightedge for clean edges, and seal only when the product instructions call for it.

It can, especially on fresh, weak or poorly prepared paint. Warm the film gently if permitted, peel back slowly at a low angle and test the removal method first.

Use it only on a suitable dry wall surface with good ventilation. Avoid direct shower spray, standing water and uncured or damp walls, and do not use it as waterproofing.