CATEGORY:  CUSTOMIZED & MODIFIED

TOPIC:   BORDER WALLPAPER 
Posted: 30 Aug 2018 07:46 #1
Posted By: DandK-Travelers & falconhunter

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DandK-Travelers: Anyone remove and replace the border wallpaper?  Or just remove it and leave it off.  I would like to do this but am unsure about the result.  

TimnJo: We removed the border, not that difficult to remove the paper, the problem is removing the glue that remained behind; nothing I found could remove the glue without also damaging the surface behind – acetone, varsol, paint thinner, goo-gone, heat (using a heat gun on it’s the lowest setting), nothing.
So, after much searching, we found some more border paper that we could tolerate, the next

problem was attaching it to the existing gluey surface, we tried just using the heat gun again to soften the original glue and pressing the paper on with little success, then using the supplied glue, with mixed results – initially it looked OK but soon started bubbling and lifting, especially as the new border was about two inches wider than the original.
Eventually, we went to our local hardware store that has an excellent paint and wallpaper manager who listened to our issues and recommended a different glue that we applied generously and seems to be holding up. We can’t remember the name of the new glue but can enquire if requested.

 falconhunter: We applied new border paper directly over the old border about 4 years ago and have never had a problem with it. I used a quality wallpaper paste and only took a couple hours to do the job. We also reupholstered our window treatments when we first got the rig.
Chip

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