Seam Repair Adhesive - Sealer for Wallpaper Tears and Loose or Overlapping Edges - White, 3 Ounce Tube with Applicator Nozzle

The wallpaper and border in one of my bedrooms is 23 years old but I still love it. The border goes around the perimeter at the ceiling and also another row of it half way down. The wallpaper itself is sticking pretty good, but the border was coming up in a lot of areas. I thought this would be easy because it look like all you had to do was squeeze it out and take a putty knife to press it back down. The adhesive was thinner than I hoped and was runny. Plus because the paper is old and had curled up quite a bit in some of the areas it was very dry and took a few minutes for it to soak into the paper in order for it to stay down. What I found was easier to do was squeeze some of it into a small plastic bowl and use a small flat artist type paintbrush, and brush it on. That worked a lot better and was a lot less messy. I worked in small sections of about 2 feet at a time. Took a while because I had to keep going back-and-forth over it with the putty knife for a while until it was flat again, then wipe it down with a damp rag. Seems to be sticking quite well!

Did the trick! I had some bathroom wallpaper that had been curled up for years. Wet damp with a sponge, applied adhesive, and used smoothing tool and hair dryer to work it back in place.

I used this adhesive to fix some corner rolls on my bathroom wallpaper, and it worked really well. The adhesive is strong, dries clear, and leaves no visible residue, which is exactly what I needed. It's also very easy to apply. It does dry a little slower than I expected, so I had to hold the seams in place for a bit to make sure they stayed secure. But once it set, it held everything perfectly and prevented any further peeling.

Works great, was able to glue down multiple areas of wallpaper in my rv that had lifted off the base, or in some cases ripped. This glue does the job.

Arrived without a cap so cannot reuse after opening but it’s clearly supposed to have a cap. I have no option to request an exchange for the same product but I don’t want to return or exchange for something different, I still need this product.

Not sure any type of glue would help on my very thick wallpaper, but I did try this one based on reviews. I found that the tube did not go very far and it immediately leaked through the seams. It worked best if I had a damp rag and immediately wiped the excess glue after applying it. Also discovered that the roller did not work on keeping it stuck down but if I took my fingers and knuckles and pressed hard along the seams for a few minutes, it stayed better. The directions say to press on it for 15 minutes, but if I had to do that, it would take me months to repair all the seams. In any case we will see how long the the seams I was able to get stuck down stay put. It wasn’t easy to use and I didn’t feel it was the best. But I don’t think it’s the worst either.

As described have not used

Easy to use