Once I figured out the proper way to apply wallpaper it went up perfectly and the wardrobe closet in our RV looks so nice. When you open and roll out the paper it looks all wrinkled and looks like it won't go on good without wrinkles in it. But it went on beautifully. So how you do it? You cut the length you need and you start by only taking the backing off 2 inches. You place that evenly on the wall then take a wallpaper scraper tool (like a wide putty knife or something you'd scrap snow off your car window) tool or use a credit card and smooth the paper straight down to where you have backing folded down. Then pull the backing down 2 more inches and do the same. Continue two inches at a time until you have entire piece on the wall. No wrinkles. No bubbles. You can not apply this wall paper in a hurry. You have to go slow. If you think it's going to be a fast slap it on the wall and you're done it's not going to come out looking how you want. It will look terrible and you're going to have a hard time getting it on without ripples in it. Go slow and apply each strip in 2 inch sections at a time. This wallpaper looks beautiful once its applied. When I first unrolled it and saw that the backing wasn't attached properly and there was ripples all over the roll I thought oh no this is cheap paper it's not going to work, but once I used this method for applying the paper it came out beautiful. I'm very pleased with the paper. I did buy 2 rolls, way more than I needed so will return the unused roll. I had the perfect amount with one roll to do our large wardrobe closet in our RV.