Wallrock Power Adhesive 10kg

Why haven’t I used this before!!!After the frustration of a well known brand just not working, and turning watery after a day or 2, I thought I’d try this.Although quite expensive, a little goes a long way, and most importantly, it sticks the paper to the wall and keeps it there. No curling, no edges unsticking, and no hassle.It’s a bit tricky to work with initially, as it’s really thick, but spread it evenly and not too thick, and your paper will stay put once hung.Got quite a bit of papering to do for my renovation, and this is now my go to product for hanging paper.

Paper is easy to move doesn’t dry as quickly as packet paste

I was hesitant in buying this adhesive given the cost when compared to the likes of SolviteI bought it to apply Wallrock 55 lining paper to a ceiling....I am so pleased with the resultIt really does stick like 's*** to a blanket'!I did a 'belt and braces' job and applied the adhesive to the paper and the ceiling..... not because I was concerned about the adhesive properties, which are superb but because the paper was drying out fairly quicklyLast year we papered the living room with a quality paper; we sized the walls and were generous with the paste ( made according to instructions) ; we used a seam roller. etc etc....and yet 4 weeks later the paper was lifting. I wish I had discovered and used Wallrock Power Adhesive back then.... there's no way the paper would have lifted... and the papering process would have been quicker too

This is the first time Ive used a ready prepared paste, I normally spend ages with the solvite trying to get it the right consistency and get rid of lumps.This was like pasting the wall with cream! I wont ever go back to a powdered paste again.They recommend pasting the wall with a roller - that was the first time Ive done that to, and I couldn't believe how easy it was.But dont dip your roller in the bucket as they show you to do on the advert, the paste comes in a bag that you have to empty into the bucket, dont do that, just pour out enough paste into a paint roller tray and use it as you need it, then the rest stays fresh sealed in the bag. A 10kg bucket has so far papered 40ft of walls in liner and I still have nearly half a bag full.

This is crazy stuff, I love it. I used it to stick thermal wall liner to the inside of a wooden summer house. Did it stick by golly yes sir it did..

I will not use normal wallpaper paste again after using this, not the cheapest product but does a great job, goes on really well, with a roller on both walls and paper,

In what way is this better than a sachet of powder to mix yourself at about a tenth of the cost?

Really good adhesive once you get the knack of how much to apply