🧼 WP Chomp 5300GC-B 1-Gallon Wallpaper Remover Review

Our walls were sized correctly before hanging the wallpaper so this stuff worked great! I removed the wallpaper from the front, leaving the back against the wall, poured the solution into a paint tray, and then applied it with a roller to cover a large area faster. I let it sit for a few minutes and then it immediately came off. I used the rag in the corner or along the ceiling/baseboards. After that I washed the walls, sanded the rougher areas and applied an oil based primer and then covered…

I didn't expect it to work so well! I had ugly old wallpaper in my guest room that was starting to peel off in places. I removed the top layer (vinyl?) which came off quite easily on its own. However, only the top layer peeled off, leaving a layer of paper backing and glue. I lightly sprayed the paper backing with Chomp Stripper and waited a few minutes. It peeled off immediately, leaving the bare wall untouched. I was very impressed. I expected to spend a few days scratching the walls and…

I can't believe I didn't know the WP Chomp Stripper when I photographed the wallpaper in my living room. When he complained to a friend that it was a chore, he mentioned buying a removal spray or gel. I ordered it based on the reviews. The next two rooms were in the same breath. I poured it into a spray bottle to apply to the wall, let it sit for five minutes and started with the scraper and it was so easy I could just peel it off like soft oil. I didn't count the other 3 walls after I made the

I used this material in the first half of the room and it seemed to work well. I pounded it and then pounded a few more to make sure it got in well. After the first half I realized I wasn't enough so I asked my contractor if he had a better idea. It's "a lot of moisture and when it finally gets sticky it just scrapes off." So I figured why not try the water. In short, I used a lot of water because it's cheap and works as well or better than this product. Probably foggy because I wasn't as…

This is a MIRACLE! I had a room with old wallpaper (judging by the rest of the furniture, probably at least 15 years old). The decorative piece came off fairly easily, leaving a brown paper backing stuck to the wall. It would literally flake off in eraser-sized pieces! I bought WP Chomp, poured it into a spray bottle, soaked the walls well, let it sit for 5 minutes, then removed the backing. Some of them came off whole or almost whole leaves which was amazing! The remainder was lifted slightly…

This stripper probably costs about 5 times more than Zinsser DIF (because concentrated DIF makes up to 5 gallons when diluted to the max. Recommended and this product is not concentrated so you don't lose weight). However, it works better if you don't mind spending money and want the best product. I wouldn't say it's worth the extra cost unless you're like me and willing to pay more just to use the best product you can make to make wallpaper removal as painless as possible close. If not, then…

The wallpaper I had to remove had been on the wall for a good 30 years. I followed the directions first and it worked, just like every other product I've tried. I was a bit taken aback. I then tried a new section of the wall, scribing the paper more aggressively, then took a razor and cut larger sections. After applying WP Chomp to the new area as recommended, I waited about 10 minutes, tried peeling off a small area and it was still pretty good on the wall. So I applied a second coat, waited…