Peel and Stick Wallpaper

[TaftCoach]

We're looking at peel and stick, repositionable, easily removable, wallpaper for the front bedroom area. At least that's what they promise.

Has anyone used it? The peel and stick backsplash seems to work well.

[Jagiven]

Run and hide it!

DW wanted some accent pieces installed. Put it up, and less than an hour later, a piece fell. Put it back up and a piece would fall shortly later. After the 3rd or 4th time, I ripped it all down, and said the walls looked perfect as they were!

[bender88]

Son used it when he remodeled a used camper. It started peeling off when it got hot sitting in storage.

[TaftCoach]

That's what I was worried about. Mine sits in 100° weather

[Crabman]

I tried this on the front wall of the bedroom. It looked beautiful after I got done and I was impressed. Next day it started peeling off. I tried putting it back but to no avail, I ended up pulling it all off. Don't know what I did wrong.

[Murff]

Originally Posted by Crabman

I tried this on the front wall of the bedroom. It looked beautiful after I got done and I was impressed. Next day it started peeling off. I tried putting it back but to no avail, I ended up pulling it all off. Don't know what I did wrong.

It probably wasn't you.

Murff

[JayG7800]

I used peel and stick "tile" (plastic sheets with a slight 3D effect to them) to redo the backsplash in my old Puma trailer a couple of years ago - I had no issues with it peeling off at all.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01GJ31DT8/

[TomC_AZ]

We just completed this project, used these tiles. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08Q4HQT6H...roduct_details

Now, dont know how they will hold up in the AZ summer, time will tell. So far they have held. But on the package it did say to remove use heat from a hair dryer etc. I have read that some have used spray adhesive along with the sticky backing to keep them up. Cant speak to how well that works but would think it would survive the heat better, not sure about humidity.