SureGrip 122 | Heavy Duty Clear Strippable Wallcovering Adhesive | Excellent Adhesion | Dries Clear | 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.

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.

I used this to hang my beautiful wallpaper and it turned out so nice! It gets more tacky if you keep the jar opened and once you get to the bottom of the jar it is also more tacky (sticky). And I like how well it works when it's more tacky.

I’ve purchased this Product twice. The first time it was used, very successfully, to hang Lincrusta paper over plaster in a hallway. It was a successful application. The second use was to apply grass cloth to some pie shaped panels made of foam core board to a ceiling in a sunroom which was a replacement when translucent roofing was replaced with traditional roofing laid over a composition product through which the roofing nails protruded. Hence the choice of foam core that was 1 1/2 inches and that would accommodate hiding the nails when it was glued in place. It was not successful. It’s apparently designed to be strippable when used and I did not want to ever strip the paper that was to be put on. Paper just slipped off, so we had to go to an old Fashioned past that was not designed to let paper be Stripped. Generally the product would BeFine, just not in the second case.

Skip to the ** if you don’t care about my experience and just want to hear about the product, my feelings won’t be hurt. If this was a review for putting peel and stick wallpaper on an orange peel texture bathroom wall, this would be a one start review. My own fault. I assured my husband “it’ll be fine, I watched a TikTok on this and now I’m some sort of wall paper expert”. Took hours putting it up. Went through mental boot camp trying to figure out how to get the @$!?ing pattern to line up. Eventually just kinda went for it. I was happy with the result. Used the blow dryer trick to get it really stuck on that wall. Everything looked fine. I sent pics to all my friends, relished in the feeling of dominance over this godforesaken paper. I had won. Next day, like Christmas morning, I wake up and immediately go to bask in the gloriousness that my two hands had created. I walk in an what do I see? Peeling. 10” flopped down from the ceiling, bubbles around all my seams. Like the adhesive that came with it was some sort of joke. Very well, I’ll bust out the scraper and really smoosh that down. Fixed….NOT. After about 3 days of me thinking that if I just scrape it enough it’ll eventually stick, I broke down and bought this product. ** minute 0 of having this product delivered I already have it open and ready to go. Pretty sure it said to use a foam roller on the back of the paper but this thing comes in a tub and I’m not going to try to figure out how to make a roller happen with that. I used a 2” paint brush (but if you have one of those cheap foam brushes on a stick that would be a good option), dipped it in, slapped that on the back of everywhere the paper was peeling from the wall, used my scraper to press it back on, and 24 hours later, nothing has budged. I didn’t use the product on the entire paper, just the spots lifting and it seems to have done the job nicely. It’s a big tub so I’ve got a lot left over in case other spots start peeling in the future but for now, the battle of me vs peel and stick wall paper is over and I have emerged victorious thanks to this product. And I ordered more peel and stick wall paper last night for a different room. I will be using this product on that paper as a first resort when I put it up. 10/10 worth the purchase for peel-y paper. TLDR: if you’ve got textured walls and think you can use peel and stick wallpaper anyway and it will be fine, you’re lying to yourself. Buy this product and apply before putting it up, it will save your sanity. If you’ve already put up the paper and it’s peeling, slap this on the spots lifting and it’ll fix it.

This product is advertised as "Heavy Duty". When I think of heavy duty, I think that it rarely fails, it's the best for the job and you will most likely be successful... No to all of those ideas, since this stuff was not sticky enough to keep the paper on the wall. I had a few pieces of wallpaper sticking up on the corners and some torn edges. I applied the glue as directed, held those areas down with my hands/fingers for over five minutes... nothing stuck, held it again longer than five minutes and it started to stick, but I watched it slowly pop up, redid this so many times, and it should have dried and stuck on one of those occasions, but it's a bit curled up. It really is deceitful to call this heavy duty. After 30 minutes in one spot, it appears the wallpaper is flatter, but it is not flat, it still sticks up.

I purchased all of the recommended products and they did not work even though they were highly rated. This product worked!!!!! It was the only product that got my peel and stick wallpaper to stay on the walls!

used this to glue down peeling wallpaper before priming and painting, and it worked really well. The adhesive went on thin and clear, making it easy to apply without a mess. It held the wallpaper securely in place, and the surface was ready for painting afterward. Definitely a reliable product for prepping walls.