Removing Fabric Wallpaper after 2 years! LIVE!!!
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- Опубліковано 21 січ 2020
- Removing the Toile Fabric I put up 2 years ago. We are moving out and I'm hoping there's no damage.
Perfect for rentals or kids rooms or rentals! Where you don’t want to leave long term damage. Quick and cheap! Much cheaper than remove-able wallpaper options.
See the in-depth tutorial HERE: meandreegs.com/wallpaper-remo...
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This is so exciting for me as a renter!!!!!!!!
Still looks great! Can’t wait to see yours!
After watching how to put up fabric with starch, I so wanted to see a follow up to know how it held up and your video is great. I'm so glad you had a good experience with this. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much! I'm thinking of putting something up in my apartment as I grew tired of the same four walls (especially after last year). This is exactly the kind of reassuring video I wanted to see!
Ok, I'm buying my fabric tomorrow, starch and am putting fabric on one of my walls. I've been wanting to do this but was afraid it would be a terrible mess. Thank you!!!
That is such a beautiful Toille !!!
Thanks for making this video :) i was mostly worried about dist but good to know its not a problem in your 2 years of experience
Can you apply this over existing wallpaper?
This is legit crazy!!! Your saying there is NO residue...I don’t believe you. I don’t want my wife to see this or my whole house will be wall papered. 😉
It's amazing. Thinking of trying to reuse the fabric in our new office!
Believe her, LOL. I did the same thing 9 or 10 years ago and it came right off with absolutely no damage to the wall or the paint on the wall. But, be sure to do a small test spot first just to be on the safe side.
Incredible. You wanted it off; whie we want it up! :p
Oh no I LOVE it. I was moving and had to take it down. However I put it back up in my daughters new room.
I wonder if a fabric-backed vinyl would work?
Hi,
I just wanted to know if you took the fabric and tossed it into the washing machine and if you did, how did it come out? Seriously, no I really mean it. I'm that cheap...Well, okay, I'm that broke! I have two ideas in mind, and one of the fabrics was a tropical palm on an upholstery fabric so it was on the pricey side. The other fascinating and scary idea that I'm thinking about I'm pretty sure I'd have to do on something else, then put up, because i want to use about 6 to 8 different kinds of fabrics I've collected over several years here and there, just waiting for the right idea to come along. Colors ranging from brilliant blue, aqua, teal, turquoise, all the way down to a seafoam green...and sort of scrunching them and twisting them into ocean waves and trying to make them look loose but blended ( yet not shaggy) and I'm worried they might slide because I'm pretty sure they'll have to be saturated and heavy. So, what do you think? I too painted a tropical mural, in my bathroom, but didn't have to worry about it when i moved out, because the bulldozer was right behind me...but the new place is very strict and I'll have to be very careful. On the bright side, I wouldn't have to worry about lining it up at the edges or about bubbles! Let me know what you think, Thanks, Kelli
Will this work on matte paint? I'm in an apartment wanting to try this.
That's amazing. Have you done this in a bathroom I wonder I'd it would hold up to the humidity would love to do this in my bathroom
I haven't YET. But Im very tempted to try. I would patch test a piece first.
I wouldn't do this in a bathroom as starch is water soluble. This means if water gets on it, it can begin to peel/bubble.
Wao....
Can you reuse the fabric after its been removed? Can it be washed then rehung?
Yes! I reused this fabric in my daughters new closet! Ill just be taking it with us as we go. 🥰
Is it a semi gloss paint underneath?
I believe it was eggshell. I am known to do flat-eggshell on wall paint.
Did you just use regular cotton fabric to do this? 😍
Shanan Lambert yup! I ordered the linked fabric above. I have done it with several fabrics since, as well as nonpasted wallpaper.
@@candacecottet5721hi! Love the idea, I was looking for a solution to cover a small portion of the wall rental friendly - but it’s already covered with wallpaper - do you know if it would work? Or could it damage the existing wallpaper?
What is the starch to water ratio? Any fabric (material) to stay away from?
I didn’t use any water. I used the liquid starch from Walmart. I would test fabrics to make sure their colors won’t bleed. Canvas and upholstery fabrics have worked best for me.
I know this was years ago, but do you know what kind of paint this wall had? Was it a flat paint (no sheen or shine) eggshell or semi-gloss? I can't hang up any wallpaper in my apartment due to the paint being flat and even the peel and stick kind will destroy the wall, unfortunately. Your wall looked like flat paint, but just wanted to check before trying this. I also have "taupe" or slightly tan walls, so blemishes would stick out a bit more (not that it's 100% perfect already at no fault of my own, lol). You're starting to give me hope I can change my wall color, when I thought all hope was lost 😂
I have done this on a few types of paint and it all seems to work no problem.
@@candacecottet5721 That's heartening to hear! I'll still try this on a small patch of space to be certain before going all-out. Thank you for your reply!
Candace awesome video, question, I actually painted a beautiful mural of hawaiian mountains and waterfalls, ocean scenery. It was and still gorgeous; however, like children do they grow, so now I definitely don’t want to repaint over this beautiful baby room paradise art. so I was thinking a removable wallpaper? I used semi-gloss paint for the mural(which is all 4 walls) and it was good because it was so easy to wipe off food, crayons etc...in fact all 3 babies started in this room. My son is a Seahawk fan as we are die-hard 49ers go figure....anyways Candice what do you think? Is it possible to keep the mural protected under a removable wallpaper until our kids have their kids and can take this home one day for their children and slowly reveal their grandfathers artistic skills for a nursery... what’s your thoughts...Mahalo from Paradise....Dana
If so, what removable wallpaper company would you recommended
Hi Dana!
That sounds incredible! I’m using fabric and fabric starch in this video, I have never used a removable wallpaper company. However with this process your mural should be just fine. I have done this in several rooms now and have not experienced any wall or paint damage. 🙌🏻
@@candacecottet5721 Mahalo Candace, Now im now directing to due diligence Fabric Starch...Cover up..
What type of fabric is that?
I find that lighter upholstery fabrics work best. Nothing to thin.