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june_beuth

peelable? Scrubbable?solid vinyl? Fabric backed? Pre_pasted?

10 years ago
Jissai Mariner Blue Grasscloth Wallpaper, Sample · More Info

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    10 years ago

    Hi June,

    Thank you for reaching out. This wallpaper is peelable. It is a grasscloth material, so it is not scrubbable. The natural fibers are not meant to get wet, so if you do need to wash it, we recommend using a damp cloth sparingly.

    It is unpasted. We recommend hanging grasscloth with a clear wallpaper adhesive that is not diluted with water.

    Please let us know if you have any other questions. Happy decorating!

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