Do you LOVE wall stickers? And hope to use them on your next redecorating project? If so, here is some great information to consider.
A satin or glossy paint is the best surface for applying wall stickers. Enamel paint is the best since latex paint is more porous.
In my opinion, a shiny paint is better than the roughness of the texture. If you have to choose between shiny paint and some texture or dull paint and no texture on your walls, it is best to stick with the shiny paint and texture.
Flat paint is too porous and doesn't allow the stickers to adhere well.
The stronger odor your new paint give off, the longer you should let the new paint cure before applying stickers. The odor likely comes for the gases in the paint. Those gases can break down the adhesive on the stickers, making them to not stick or fall off sooner than necessary.
Moisture behind your sheetrock can also be problematic for your wall stickers. Think walls that back up to cooling systems, water pipes, overhead windows or windows that have been boarded up. These areas are prone to condensation that may not be obvious at the time of application.
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