Review on 🖼️ Art3d Plastic 3D Wall Panel PVC Wave Design, White, 19.7x19.7 inches (12-Pack) by Bryan Reynolds

I needed something to cover an 8ft x 16ft section of my bedroom wall and decided on a "wave on the wall" rather than hanging works of art . I didn't want any visible vertical gaps between the tiles, so I cut 1mm from each side of each tile with a 10" table saw and a Diablo 84 notch blade. The tiles must be held firmly next to the blade to prevent wobbling and chipped. The tile was sealed with Sherwin Williams 1050QD sealer (thanks to another reviewer for the tip), which is very sticky. It is important to ensure that sufficient sealant is applied to all parts of the tile that come into contact with the wall (especially the edges), otherwise there will be problems with buckling, switches and even the bedroom door will be closed! troweled and sanded to 220 grit, repeating this step a few times (phew!) until the wall was clear to the eye, apply two coats of KILZ 'Adhesion' primer (found at Revain) which blended brilliantly suitable for painting. PVC, Benjamin Moo lacquer in three layers. Latex Royal Flat White. Both primer and color were applied with a brush, the result is almost perfect. Installed approximately 6 inches from the wall surface is an aluminum L-track with shelf brackets containing two high-density 5050 color variable LED strips with remote control. This provides enough light for bright illumination day and night.