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Wallpaper adhesive for Magnetic Wallpaper – 500 g

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Wallpaper adhesive for Magnetic Wallpaper – 500 g

The Wallpaper adhesive – 500 g is a strong and user-friendly adhesive, specially designed for gluing magnetic wallpaper onto absorbent surfaces. This adhesive adheres excellently to surfaces such as smooth plaster, stucco, concrete, wood, hardboard and chipboard, provided they are dry, flat, dust-free and grease-free. For highly absorbent surfaces, it is recommended to first apply a primer for the best adhesion.

The adhesive is applied undiluted and evenly with a roller, with extra attention needed for the edges of the wallpaper – especially at the top and bottom – to prevent peeling. With a content of 500 grams, you can glue part of a wide roll of magnetic wallpaper. Ideal for smaller wall applications or touch-ups.

This wallpaper adhesive is ideal for both DIYers and professionals and provides a strong, durable result in every application.

Features

  • - Content: 500 g
  • - Suitable for absorbent surfaces such as stucco, concrete, wood, chipboard and others
  • - Surface must be dry, flat, dust-free and grease-free
  • - Highly absorbent surfaces should first be primed
  • - Apply with a roller, undiluted
  • - Extra attention to edges when applying
  • - Suitable for smaller surfaces of magnetic wallpaper
  • - For indoor use
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