New wallpaper - is Vinyl Over Vinyl glue (VOV) good enough?

[cbilodeau]

I am applying new wallpaper in my motorhome. I took strong vinyl wallpaper with no glue on the back.

I purchase Wallpaper Borders glue which is a typical VOV glue. I put glue on the wall and I stick the wallpaper on it. I read that if I had used pre-glued wallpaper it would have peeled during the winter.

Anyway, when we put vinyl over vinyl, we have to use VOV glue. But now that I did a complete roll I am a bit afraid. Does anybody have ever done what I am doing with VOV in his motorhome? Did it resist the winters?

Thanks in advance.

BTW: So far the result is fantastic. It takes a lot of time to do since there is corners everywhere. But anybody can do 10 times better than what Fleetwood does in a motorhome since they have to go fast: they put rectangles and then they put tapes between the rectangles sot that it goes fast.

Here are my wallpapers:

A 36ft motorhome takes 8 rolls or 4 double rolls.

Wallpaper 2 double rolls for front: zebra, 50$Can + tx per roll, sale by two rolls.
Store: Rona
Supplier: Concord
By: Erisman (Wir leben Tapete. | Erismann & Cie. GmbH)
Name sambesi
No 5905-33 batch no 004

Wallpaper 2 double rolls for bedroom : 69$Can + tx per roll, sold by two rolls or double roll.
By Concord
Manufacturer: BN Wallcoverings
Book INTENZ
Design no 49108 batch no 412-1

[cbilodeau]

I used two quarts of VOV glue (Wallpaper border glue). It is much better than the original. I am no artist.

[SarahW]

Carl--I don't have any experience with wallpapering in an RV, but I'd like to see how yours turns out! Post some pics of the job!