Can I hang peel and stick wallpaper on textured or painted walls?Updated 4 months ago

For the best results, ensure surfaces are clean, dry, and completely smooth. Peel-and-stick wallpaper won't adhere properly to dirty or textured surfaces. This type of wallpaper uses a low-grade adhesive, which makes it easy to remove without damaging walls but requires a smooth surface to stay securely in place. Think of it like a large sticker—the more you peel it off and reapply, the less adhesive it will have.

For best results:

• Apply only to smooth, clean surfaces
• Peel and stick wallpaper is meant to be temporary (try pre-pasted for more durability and longevity)
• Don't apply onto freshly painted or papered walls (let paint or wallpaper dry for at least 4 weeks)
• Don't apply to lacquered furniture
• Don't apply to textured surfaces
• Smooth your walls before applying wallpaper
• Use wall liner before hanging your wallpaper
• Use spray adhesive or paste for extra hold

💡 Pro-Tip: Test in an inconspicuous area with a sample before applying your wallpaper rolls. Leave the sample on your wall for a couple of weeks to see how it does.