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Here is a picture. You'll see we put a frame around them for a physical hold on the edges. The one on the left had a bit of paper delam from someone lifting the edge up too far into the process. I might try to needle inject some epoxy into it. The area of paper delam is about 4"x2" or so...

Please note, the banners are being mounted on a wall/ceiling that is roughly a 45 degree angle. The reason we did not frame mount is the middle would probably sag. Thank you all for the replies.

Here is the tape for the wall application. Honestly, the only reason for backing into it all is it was assumed too be to easy friends. It wasn't about DIY to heck with pros.

Well, so far it is working better than trying to roll them like wallpaper on the wall. We are using 6" 3M double sided tape every 6" and a frame around them. The company making the banners doesn't do anything but make the banner. A stretched frame is an interesting idea. We do have a one...

Again, thanks for any advice.

Sorry-the murals are as small as 7'x7' and as large as 7'x13'. The wall is not good enough condition. We are double sided taping and framing the prints 12' off the ground on the wall/ceiling. It is on an angle. We tried mounting directly to the wall and it failed due to the surface being...

They are pvc vinyl. There is no adhesives on them. The general use of these are as grommet banners. We ordered them no grommets, of course. The memes are cute, but not the professionalism I had hoped for. My credentials are not what I was asking about. The walls are uneven plaster from...

Contact glues offer no forgiveness on rolling off the tube as we discovered flooring adhesive behaves as contact glue if allowed to dry a bit too long and we ended up with wrinkles. Would we be able to make corrections and lift the mural up if it is wrinkling or creasing? It seems like a minor...

About 7' x 7', glued today, glue became contact like after drying too long and we got creasing on rolloff...tube on table This creasing below is nothing bad and we can work out. Thank you for replies. We rolled a mural/icon today. We discovered that contact adhesives are less than...

We are installing large vinyl backed murals onto 1/2" foam core. Large as in 7 feet by as low as 7 feet side by as long as 13' wide. The foam core is preassembled with tape on the back and thickened epoxy at the seam. The core has low shear, so the epoxy is supported by the tape and...