1574677 Overlap and Border Adhesive Tube

Worked well for what I needed to repair some wallpaper that was vintage in our guest bathroom. And we also used it to put up some border. The border is in a more wet or damp spot of the bathroom, that tends to get steam from the shower but it is not being affected. The glue is holding up fine and fairly waterproof. Since I’ve never done this before, it was very easy it was like gluing paper.

This works great, and used on old wallpaper that has been curled for years. Note - wallpaper often shrinks with age so there will be gaps. This won't help that. How I did it: wet the paper, give it a moment to soak in, add glue, press down (I used a damp sponge to wipe away excess same time), then towel dry. For really bad curls, hold it down with some painters tape right over the seam (won't stick if damp, and peel off later 'backwards' so you don't pull up the paper again) and let it stay there are several hours until completely dry - impatience = do it again.

The background story was I just put this wallpaper up less than a month ago. It was the peel and stick variety and it was beige grey grass cloth so it had vertical line texture. I had areas where the paper overlapped because the walls weren’t perfect but the paper was not sticking to itself. I tried another clear wallpaper glue from amazon but that didn’t dry at all even after days with the heat turned on so the paper peeled and bubbled. It was a complete disaster considering it was all brand new. I was wishing I just painted the room instead.So I bought this as it stated it helps sticking paper to paper. That brings us to the present.So this came with a very nice brush used to spread the glue on the wall and wallpaper thinly. So that was much appreciated The glue is white which also helped visually work with bedroom lighting. I’m not sure how quick it was to dry. There were a couple areas I had to go back to and massage the paper flat again so it didn’t dry fast enough there. But other spots were fine. I did notice as I was putting it up that some got on the surface or there was like a wet spot discoloration from it. I was concerned so I wiped those areas with paper towel and it helped but luckily I didn’t see any discoloration the next morning so maybe it dried clear enough to not affect the paper…I think. I had to cut away a lot of the overlapped areas though to get it to work because this wasn’t holding. Luckily, the grass cloth pattern hides irregularities in cuts but if this wasn’t a real patterned wallpaper this would be a complete do over. So after the cutting, this glue helped get it to stay down. Except for one spot, it fixed everything in the room. I would definitely recommend this and use it again. I will update this if anything changes.

This stuff is fantastic. I had my bathroom cabinets painted and one of the painters got paint on the wallpaper. Tried everything to get it off but no luck. Since I still had some of the wallpaper, I cut a piece to fit then used this to paste it over the old wallpaper. It looks great!

As described

Out of the tube it has the consistency of toothpaste. I repaired some very brittle wallpaper. Applied to both wall and paper. Repair went great. Adheres very well. Just grab a 1” paint brush and you’ll be good to go.

This product has expired on 04/29/21! It came dried out, impossible to squeeze it out of tube. No glue features at all. Terrible!

No issues. Reliable product as described. Easily applied and clean. Recommend.