Zinsser 69384 SureGrip 122 Heavy Duty Wallcovering Adhesive, Quart

Having previously utilized this product in a prior residence with satisfactory results, I opted to re-employ it for a laundry room application, specifically with peel-and-stick wallpaper. The optimal application technique involves brushing the adhesive onto the wall in both horizontal and vertical strokes to ensure uniform coverage. Additionally, I reinforce the top and bottom edges of the wallpaper with adhesive to enhance its securement to the wall. This product exhibits no discernible odor and provides excellent adhesion. It allows for repositioning of the wallpaper for approximately 10-30 seconds before the adhesive begins to set. Furthermore, the application process is remarkably clean; I apply the adhesive directly from the container to the wall, taking care to immerse only the bottom third of the brush to prevent drips. Despite the humid conditions generated by the dryer in the laundry room, the product has maintained its integrity exceptionally well. Its ease of use makes it a preferred choice for future projects.

Great

This glue is really great even for peel and stick wallpaper (which is what I had used). I didn’t like the bubbles that wouldn’t disappear in my bathroom that I had redone with wallpaper so I bought this and gave it a try. It has worked really well in keeping the wallpaper stuck nice and flat without any ripples or bubbles appearing.

Works for what its used for

I am so glad I came across another review here that used this as her last resort to get her peel and stick wallpaper to actually stick and not peel. I knew I was up against a challenge when my beautiful vinyl peel and stick arrived from Etsy for my kids room knowing their particular bumpy plaster walls didn't hold the last peel and stick I ordered from Amazon. I convinced myself this time not would be different. I repainted, waited a full week, even used the EZ adhesive spray to add an extra layer of stick. But alas the sides and seems popped open and even adding more spray and holding it down with painters tape for a few days didn't work. So I got this stuff, peeled it gently back and applied it with a brush on my wall and on the seams that were coming undone. I then used painters tape to hold it all down while drying. 24 hours later I gently peeled off the tape and its been 4 days now and it's definitely holding. I can see mine or it lifting as I can see the plaster texture clearly now behind the paper. Will update if temperature changes or time lifts it! What I don't know though is it this is easy to get off now. If you're reading this your initial purpose using peel and stick might have been to easily remove it in case it's a rental or something. That's a future me problem. Hope this helps those with particularly bumpy plaster walls and still hope to use a fun peel and stick in their room!!! Use the painters tape trick though it didn't immediately stay out.