Manhattan Comfort Nathan Series Vinyl Textured Paintable Squares Design Large Wallpaper Roll, 21" W x 33' L, White

I used this product on the face of drawers of a dresser I flipped. It’s super simple to use. Just dunk it water, let sit folded on itself for a few minutes then apply and let it dry. It was easy to trim the edges too. And it took the paint and poly well. I covered it with 2 coats of good paint and 2 coats of polyurethane and now it looks pro. With the paint & poly, the texture is scrubbable and zero durability is sacrificed. Not a bad value to add just a little character.

Easy to work with, just get glue. I dont suggest wetting. It is prepasted but I feel it would rip easier. I bought glue, painted the wall with the glue and slid the paper in place. Waited a day and painted it. Used it as a back splash. Also nice pattern easy to match up.

We found the application to be easier than we thought it was going to be. We soaked the paper, per the instructions and brushed adhesive on the wall around the perimeter of each piece. Within 48 hours, as the product became completely dry, we noticed the seams on the wall pull away from each other creating good size gaps. We used some additional adhesive and spackle to fill these gaps. Not perfect, but not noticeable. The first coat of paint is where the real trouble started. Almost the entire wall developed bubbles and at least one seam came away as well. Miraculously as it dried the paper fell back into place. Second coat, no issues. The finished wall looks gorgeous!

Like similar wallpaper, once it becomes wet (which is required to activate the glue) it becomes very very delicate. This is true for even expensive wallpapers I have used.A few bits of advice when installing THIS wallpaper: 1. Use scalpels to trim the paper once you install it. You can buy a pack of 10 here for less than $10.00. You need a very very sharp cutting took, and disposable scalpels work perfectly for this. The scalpels get dull very quickly; you will need several. 2. Do not EVER try to cut wet wallpaper. 3. For THIS wallpaper, if you are a beginner, in lining up the seams, err on the side of having a gap, not in overlapping. I used spackling to fill in a few gaps, and it worked flawlessly. The spackling is the same color as the wallpaper.

Really great product, easy to manage easy to apply.

It was very difficult to work with and I followed the instructions as stated in order to activate the adhesive but it didn’t work

Love this wallpaper! I’ve used it on two pieces of furniture now. Great product

This paper is absolutely gorgeous, but we had an absolute nightmare trying to line up the pattern. Did any one else experience this? It's like there is variation in the printing. We could get a perfect match for a foot or two, but then they were entirely at odds. SO frustrating. We ended up having wrinkles from trying to adjust it so much, so we tore it down and had to start from scratch. I know it'll be worth it in the end, but this has a brutal learning curve.