The solution to this problem is to apply a fresh coat of adhesive that has the same low-tack qualities that the applique originally possessed. Low-tack spray adhesives are available at most craft and art stores.
Things You Will Need
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Open windows to provide proper ventilation.
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Wash the wall to remove any dust or fine particles. This gives the appliques the best surface to adhere to. Allow the wall to dry.
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Spread out several sheets of newspaper onto your work surface to protect it from overspray.
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Put the appliques facedown on the newspaper.
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Vigorously shake a can of low-tack spray adhesive for a few seconds to mix the contents.
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Spray the adhesive onto the backs of the appliques in smooth, even strokes. You should spray from a distance of 6 to 8 inches.
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Apply the appliques to the wall.
The Drip Cap
- Wall appliques are stickers that have a low-tack adhesive, allowing you to apply them to the wall and later reposition or remove them.
- Spray the adhesive onto the backs of the appliques in smooth, even strokes.
- You should spray from a distance of 6 to 8 inches.