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The video suggests various renter-friendly peel-and-stick products that can upgrade a living space, including privacy film for windows and doors, vinyl flooring, border stickers, wallpaper and contact paper, small shelves, nanotape, polywall, and adhesive spray. These products can transform a rental space without causing any damage to the walls. The video encourages viewers to check out the links in the description and to share their thoughts in the comments.
In this section of the video, Wayne discusses three renter-friendly peel and stick products that can upgrade any room. First, he recommends privacy film for windows and doors, which he has used in his own apartment and for his clients. He suggests purchasing it from Amazon, as it is cheaper than other stores. Second, Wayne shares his love for vinyl peel and stick flooring, which he has used to transform his bedroom and bathroom. He recommends investing about $100 to cover a standard room and assures viewers that they will notice a significant difference. Lastly, Wayne talks about using border stickers to add a decorative touch to a room. He praises their thickness and durability and encourages viewers to get creative with them.
In this section, the video discusses various renter-friendly peel and stick products. The first product is border stickers, which come in different styles and are very durable, while also leaving no sticky residue. They can be used to cover up old furniture or chipped wooden walls, or to add patterns on walls. Peel and stick mirrors are also a new trend this year, and they are a cute and inexpensive way to add a DIY custom mirror. Wallpaper and contact paper are also discussed as products that can transform furniture and appliances, add wood elements, and even act as a backsplash. Finally, peel and stick tiles are a more expensive option for a realistic looking backsplash or accent wall, but are a good alternative to regular wallpaper.
In this section, the speaker talks about various renter-friendly peel-and-stick products that can be used to upgrade a living space. She mentions using small shelves secured to the wall using 3M command strips and peel-and-stick molding available on Amazon. She also recommends using nanotape to stick small items to the wall. The speaker provides a hack to make wallpaper peel-and-stick by using polywall from Home Depot and adhesive spray or gorilla glue, making it easy for renters to change the look of their space without damaging the walls.
In this section, the video concludes by reminding viewers that the peel-and-stick products mentioned earlier can truly transform rental spaces without causing any damage to the walls. Links to the products mentioned in the video can be found in the description, and viewers are encouraged to share in the comments which products they've already purchased or plan to purchase. The video ends with a reminder to check out other helpful videos while thanking viewers for watching.
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