Amazon Basics Wallpaper Kit with Soft Grip Brushes, 7-Pieces

This was a great little kit. It included everything I needed except the glue to put up wallpaper. It was cheaper than buying the individual items. I used everything more than once. I'll need to put up more wallpaper, and I'm sure I can use everything again except the smaller brush. As expected, that was covered in glue, and is basically a large plastic block now. It was easy to use, and durable. I didn't get any bristles falling out into the glue. Overall great value.

Great deal, was concerned if the tools in this kit would be good enough quality for the job. They worked great! Don't discount the weight on the string, it is a much needed accessory if your hanging printed or patterned wallpaper. Corners are not even on any wall. You want to chalk a line using this to hang first piece at the corner. My paper was 20 inches wide. I measured 17 inches out from the corner of the wall at ceiling. Took a thumbtack and attached where wall and ceiling joined. The weighted string hung down perfectly straight and I chalked the string line. YOU LINE YOUR FIRST PIECE UP TO THIS LINE, NOT THE CORNER OF THE WALL. It will fold onto joining wall. Smooth it all out on both walls, then trim down corner of the wall and peel off excess from joining wall. Razor worked great. Actually better then the more expensive extra one I purchased. Brush to paint clear washable paste worked great. I applied it thick which I assumed would be better and worked excess out. I used a plastic wallpaper smoother/squeegee not included in this kit to do this. The smoothing brush was good to help get paper stuck up to wall and still be able to position it. This brush was not getting enough of the excess paste out. Definitely would recommend the plastic smoother tool. Seam roller worked perfect. No issues. My paper has been up for over a month now. No lifting anywhere. I used Roman Pro-880 Ultra Clear Strippable paste. Also used Edward Tools Paint Trim Guard 12" Stainless Steel to help cut excess wallpaper off the top and bottom edges and the corner of wall.

Wallpaper kit works. I dont thunk you need all of the tools. And I wish there was a blade cutter in the kit to snap off the blades while cutting wallpaper edges.

I have done quite a bit of paperhanging, but I gave away my tools when I retired, thinking I certainly would not need to wallpaper anything in my new house! Hah! Flood. Gut job. So I had to buy new stuff and really didn't want to spend a fortune since *surely* I would never have to paper again. I was hoping to pick up a couple of tools I couldn't hang paper without and fake it with the rest of the stuff. As I started pricing things, I realized this set was much cheaper than the few tools I had to have, purchased separately. I thot, The quality is going to stink, but I can put up with it for one room. I was very pleasantly surprised! (1) I was *really* skeptical about this brush, given the price of the set & country of manufacture. I bought a real-bristle brush to sub in, since good brush is a must if you hope to finish in your present lifetime. This one was great and was superior to the bristle brush! Easy to pick up more or less paste, as needed. I trimmed bristles off each side of the brush so it would fit easily down into my paste can. (2) The long brush is a must for any papering job, no matter what set or separate tools you buy. You must have one of these. Lightweight; easy to grasp. (3) The seam roller is fine. Nothing special. (4) The break-off-blade knife case is a little flimsy, but it does the job it's supposed to, which is "be sharp." (5) This set even includes a plumb bob for snapping a line. In fact, this is a "complete plumb bob kit": the bob, chalk (white), string, and a pushpin tack to attach the string to the wall. Suggest fastening a couple of big washers to the bob to make it heavier. Or get a different plumb bob. I bought this plumb bob separately: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00002N7U7/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Note: Use a carpenter's square for your straight edge to cut against, rather than a special tool (which I used to have, ha ha!). This one will do the job very nicely. Note: Slide the straightedge, keeping the blade in place on the wall when you have to move on to the next area to cut. A 6" putty knife works, too, and weighs less. https://smile.amazon.com/Mr-Carpenter-Square-Framing-Carpenters/dp/B086R74VLK/ref=sr_1_6?crid=2RTWVL37H63YQ&keywords=carpenter%27s+square&qid=1656644064&sprefix=carpenter%27s+%2Caps%2C385&sr=8-6 This is a great kit. Fantastic price! It has everything you need except a straightedge to cut against. Don't hesitate! mb

The brushes are the best for spreading the adhesive on the wall and using the long flat brush for spreading the wall paper over the adhesive before using a scraper to remove all the air bubbles.

Everything you need for the getting the wallpaper on the wall! Made the process of wallpapering much easier!!

Worked as it should!

Nice inexpensive kit of wall paper tools! Really everything you need for your next wallpaper project.