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I have a question about this product too;

a. Do you think that it would work on a mirrored surface (I have closet mirror doors that I depsise)?

&b. Does anyone know of any other links or similar products, I would like to find a pattern that is more muted to fit my decor?
-let me know, Thank you.

are there any solid colored temporary wallpaper?

In my experience, wallpaper these days is all "strippable". Which means you can peel it off in big sheets, and just wash off the residual paste with warm water. No big deal, especially if it's a small area, or something like glass/mirror.

It's not like the old stuff which wrecked the walls and was a huge yank to get off. I stripped the entire downstairs of my house the first day I moved in, because it had been wallpapered in the 70's, and strippable paper was used.

So I don't see why you can't use any wallpaper at all, if you are prepared to clean off the water-soluble dried paste.

Breballz-I don't know of any other brand, but http://www.whatisblik.com/walldecals.html
carries a huge variety of wall decals you could probably use for your door. (I hate mirrored doors too) Also, I think Tempaper is coming out with new designs, so keep checking back with them!

Susan in vt-I've never applied regular wallpaper myself. I've seen my parents deal with the sticky aftermath, and knew I wouldn't want to deal with it. This paper leaves no paste or residual, so the option seemed attractive. Maybe they have advanced a lot since my parents wallpapered last.

After the post about Graham & Brown PastetheWall, I ordered some samples which just arrived. Decent size rectangle samples which hopefully will go on and come off w/out any casualties (fingers crossed). Trying them out this holiday weekend.

left it on for one day? one day isn't a few months, or a year with varying humidity and temperature conditions. my guess is it won't peel so nicely after a while.

I recently moved to a new apartment, and while I love it, the walls are a mahogany brown color that ends up making the place quite dark most of the time. I like a nice, light environment, so I've been trying to find a way to cover the walls and lighten the place up a bit.

I was thinking about getting sheets and putting them up, but I'm wondering if this Tempaper might be better. Any idea if ti will hold up on my paneled wood walls? If so, I may think about investing in the Tempaper.

Also, any other suggestions for how to lighten up the place are much appreciated. :)