Hi Anjana! I just did a wall in our bathroom with your peel and stick-and it couldn’t have been easier! The color matched the test swatch, the repeat of the design aligned great and the paper adhered just fine even though the wall is textured. (I knew it would because I’d left the test swatch up for a month or so just to see what if anything would happen.) As for the instructions taped to each roll: if you simply put the instruction side out, with your logo of course, then customers would know there’s something important for them to read before installing. I simply cut through the tape with the same blade I used to trim the wallpaper. I’m super pleased with the product. It feels heavy duty. And now I can’t wait to get going on the second wall. Happy wallpapering!
Thanks for the info! I have a question, though: as soon as I try to unroll my peel-and-stick wallpaper, it starts to get creased. It's like it got stretched in one direction from being rolled up and now I'm scrunching it by trying to make it lie flat. How do unroll the wallpaper without causing these creases?
I found this very helpful. My biggest complaint is that you tape the directions around each roll with tape so when you remove them the directions tear. Why not just put one set of directions in each box? Also it might be helpful to mention the fact that each roll will come numbered and you should place them in order to keep the pattern matching up.
This totally glosses over HOW HARD IT IS to get ALL your design elements PERFECTLY matched up. Sure the first few inches may look perfect but if your angle from the top is even SLIGHTLY off the cascading effect will just make it worse as you go down. We pulled it over like 12 times and the angle was still about 0.001 degrees off which effects the design!
