Solvite Paste the Wall Wallpaper Paste Sachet (5 Rolls)

Excellent paste, super easy to mix.I used this with a heavy textured paper in the kitchen, pasting the wall as I went along. Don't overload your brush or roller but do ensure you put enough on to cover the entire area. *Also check your wallpaper states paste the wall on it.The paste spread well and the paper was easily adjusted into place.Less mess, less stickiness than the traditional paste the paper format.

Had previously only used traditional paste, where you paste the wallpaper and then hang. I saw this and the positive reviews so thought I would try it.Makes hanging wall paper almost an enjoyable process. Quite straightforward and not messy at all as you apply it to the wall so the paper is not sticky and easy to handle. You certainly benefit from using a little more than traditional paste, it allows you to move the paper a little more on the wall and line things up. A quick wipe with a sponge to push to clean the surface. Good adhesion and finish.

Super easy to use. Never buying regular wallpaper paste again. Just paint it on the qall, add the paper and done, almost feels like cheating.

Very good

Used this to put up wallpaper and it was so much easier, faster and cleaner to use than pasting it onto the back of the wallpaper before hanging.It dries quite quick but you still have time to manoeuvre the wallpaper around to get it into the correct position. Wallpapers stayed up for over a week now so I’d say the paste is strong.Great value for money.

Got to say this is a far better way of papering your walls than paste the paper. I have always used the paste the paper way and always had slight imperfections, i.e bubbles, tears etc. With paste the wall I got professional results in half the time. First may I suggest you get the proper equipment, I highly recommend a Brayer/ink roller. I got the 150mm wide Essdee Brayer from Amazon, not only does it make your job easier it gives the professional joins that look invisible. The brayer is in place of the plastic scraper you would use to smooth the bubbles out.The brayer is far superior at doing this and is ideal if you are putting up textured of 3D paper, you don't end up damaging the pattern. I strongly recommend using a roller instead of a pasting brush, not only will it put the glue on evenly, but you will not miss spots. Roll the glue on horizontally first then go over vertically; do just over one paper width at a time. Use a Plumb line to hang the first piece straight, don't rely on the corner of your wall.If you are getting bubbles then you are not pasting the wall properly or your first piece is not straight. Once you have a piece up and pattern matched use the brayer to roll out excess paste and flatten the joins to a professional standard.I did get 5 rolls (20 square metres) of paper from one packet which I mixed with 5.5L of cold water. The biggest advantage of paste the wall is you do not need a pasting table which can get quite messy. I just used a roller and tray (get a small 5" paint brush to get into corners), I didn't need dust sheets or newspaper. The 3D wallpaper was a little heavy, but the glue kept it up easily, I had plenty of time to manipulate the paper into position to get the pattern match perfect. If you think about it, putting up dry wallpaper is much easier than trying to manipulate a 3m strip that is wet.Recommended, A Brayer, Clean roller and tray, Plumb line, Good wallpaper scissors, stanley knife, wallpaper brush.

Easy to mix easy to use

Ordered this while at hmp manchester and its fantastic. Used it to apply some grey woodchip and now my room is remarkably more homely. Also had enough left to exchange for some tea bags.