Wallpaper vs RV

evy wrote:

Almot wrote:
Not sure what you mean by "outside walls". Nobody covers exterior wall outside with wallpaper. There is normally a 1/4" interior plywood panel (covered with wallpaper), then 1.5-1.75" void filled with insulation, then exterior aluminum or fiberglass siding (or a steel sheet in motorhome).

I don't want to add wallpaper on the inside walls only the outside walls (not the outside of the wall) and also the ceiling, as you can see in the pictures as of now I only have plywood on the ceiling, I will be adding 3/8" plywood on the outside walls as soon as all the wiring and plumbing is done.

I have been struggling with the wallpaper, trying to cut around windows and existing openings and structures. If you can put the wall paper on before you install ply wood, you will make your life much easier. I have had to take down a few pieces and throw them out. Also if fussing too much with the paper, too much glue will be squeezed out and the paper will quickly loosen around the edges/seams. There is a seam adhesive available for this.

A non pattern match wall paper would be a great choice, "grass cloth" is the only one I know of and I am very grateful I am using it! I cannot imagine installing and trying to match pattern!