Warner Manufacturing Wallcovering Perforator, 250

Wallpaper removal

The pin roller did not work , if the paper is adhered well to the wall surface , no perforation to the wall paper will make removal impossible. Steam is the only way or remove the replace the drywall

It’s a good tool, but the protective case is very fragile plastic.

I had a lot of top of the wall wallpaper border to be removed from a bedroom and bathroom. I discovered that I had to remove border that had been applied over some other border that had been painted over. So I needed to remove two layers of border. I had one of the usual little hand-held wallpaper scorers, but that took a lot of elbow grease, and it would not go all the way through both layers. The Warner perforator worked great because the long handle let me apply pressure to the wall that the little scorer wouldn't, the Warner perforator points are longer and much sharper, and the width of the roller let me perforate a lot of border at one time. The length of the points went all the way through the two borders. I used a steamer on some of it, and Wallwik wallpaper remover on the rest. It was still a lot of work, but the Warner tool made it much easier.

This is an ok perforator that looks like a medeival tool, that does not perform as good as it looks. I think there are more efficient perforators out there and that is why I am giving this one a three star. I bought this one and the small hand held one, which turned to be much better and efficient than this medieval beast. So I guess bigger is not always better when it comes to wallpaper scoring.