ALLWAY Herramienta de perforación de papel tapiz WRP

Scratched the wall up 1st try. Realized it arrived broken. Very disappointed

Great tool. I had a large wallpaper border that was Really well glued. It definitely did a good job

worked great

This little tool works great at creating holes in wallpaper without damaging the wall which makes it easier for steam to loosen the wallpaper for removal.

We bought this as we are renovating a very old, highly wallpapered home. But as it turns out, we really didn’t need this tool because the walls were properly sealed before wallpapering so we were able to get it all off without scoring. I’m sure it would work very well on a more stubborn removal.

Okay - that is my review. This doesn't work as well as one I used to own which really covered the wall with more holes/dots, this takes double to do the same, but the holes it does puncture work perfectly fine. So given I'm doing a hallway and one bedroom of old wallpaper, I may have been happier with another brand but it's working out fine.

Removing wallpaper is a terrible task and I was trying many different types of tools and tricks. Many friends recommended this tool to score the paper so the water could get through. It wasn't the right tool for my wallpaper as it kept getting jammed up and didn't really let all that much water through. The better tool for me was a 4 inch razor blade tool that I used to scrape the top layer of water-resistant wallpaper off, then I could use a sponge and thoroughly wet the underlying layers that then scraped pulled off. While this tool didn't work for me, it did for several friends' wallpaper removal projects, so you may find it useful.

This tool is amazing - we had to remove very old wallpaper, with paste, and that was put directly on dry wall. When described, it doesn’t make sense that it works, but it does. I found it by researching YouTube videos on the best way to remove wallpaper - find one of those and follow the instructions exactly. The most important thing to know is not to press down, use it with a light touch, and always in a circular motion.I keep mine in a box, because those tiny little blades are sharp.The only thing that would make it better would be for it to have its own protective case.Absolutely recommended.