Wall Liner Heavy Duty White Prepasted Wallpaper

by Paper My Walls

• Prepasted
• Heavy Duty
• Wall Liner

Product Description

Each double roll is 20.5 inches wide and 33 feet long, which is 56 square feet. Wall Liner is recommended for hanging over sand finish plaster, cement block, v-grooved paneling and problem walls. It hides any imperfections on your walls, and creates a "new" wall at a very reasonable affordable price. Each double roll is prepasted and in factory packaging. We will ship to the Continental United States and we will need a ground (UPS) address. Please call for shipping rates to Alaska and Hawaii. If you have any questions, call us toll free at: 888-385-6667

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

30 of 32 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Wall Liner Wallpaper August 3, 2006

By L. Luikart

Amazon Verified Purchase

We used this product to cover paneling in our livingroom. It worked well to cover the paneling, however, the directions say to [...] the paper at the seams and not to overlap it. I caution you to be careful to not pull it away at from the seams when pressing out the air bubbles as it will create a gap between the seams. This gap will show unless you fill it with something.
Overall we are happy with the smooth finish it has created.

14 of 14 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Easy to adjust March 26, 2011

By B. Kilburn

Amazon Verified Purchase

Works well and the best feature is that you can slide it around on the wall while it's still wet to get the seams to line up perfectly. I tried using wall liner that requires paste and never could get the edges to line up exactly. With this stuff it was no problem at all.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful

3.0 out of 5 stars Works, but gluing is a little dodgy January 26, 2013

By P. Gleeson

Amazon Verified Purchase

The instructions ask you to thoroughly wet the glue side of the paper, which is reasonable, but in practice it's hard to know what's enough water, too little or too much. An online video would be helpful. I applied it to a couple of plywood doors I wanted to blend into the surrounding plasterboard wall a little better than would be the case if I just painted the plywood. It went on OK, but in the process of drying it bubbled up and I thought the project was going to be a total failure. A day later, however, the bubbles had flattened out again, so that was OK. However, when I trimmed the paper to the edges of the plywood I had to use additional glue (I used Titebond 2) to get all the edges flat against the plywood. This worked fine. All in all, I would recommend this product, noting, however, that you may need to partially re-glue.