clay based pastes

[yankee44]

Is there anything I need to know about this type of paste when applying it.This is my first time using it.

[Jeff Evans]

I'm not sure what you are hanging with it. It will stain more readily that clears, has more tack generally, and wont flow in a pasting machine all that great unless it's a Pastewell. It has a shorter open time also. Having said all this, I use a lot of clay, as it will help almost any stubborn paper adhere. Give us more info and we can help you further.

[Boston Hangman]

Clay is a typically a thick paste. It requires whipping to get it to flow better. You could use a drill with a mixer on it or a large whisk, I prefer the drill.
This will allow you to spread the adhesive more evenly and give you a better
application. As Jeff noted in the previous post , it is a good adhesive , especially for papers or wallcoverings that are in need of extra "tack" or low moisture.

Mark

[ELEANOR PRICE]

I HAVE ENJOYED USING THE STRIPABLE CLAY-IT HAS NOT BROKEN THE WALL DOWN-I HAD DEFECTIVE 54" AND I WAS ABLE TO REMOVE IT EASILY- AFTER A COUPLE OF WEEKS. I LIKE THE ABILITY TO SEE THE CLAY PASTE-AS THE CLEAR DOES NOT ALWAYS SHOW. I USE AN 18" ROLLER AND A BIG HOLDER FOR THE PASTE(TALL AND GREEN W/LID),AND I CAN DRY HANG VERY FAST AND EASILY.