WRAPXPERT Wallpaper Smoothing Tools,Wallpaper Tool Kit with Squeegee Smoother,Seam Roller,Wallpaper Brush for Wallpaper Hanging,Contact Paper,Vinyl Application,Wallpaper Paste

Definitely worth purchasing if you are hanging any kind of wallpaper! The durability of the tools are decent quality and get the job done. The exacto knife is slight dull is the only thing that would be a concern but for the price and everything you receive, I feel like this is worth purchasing!

All implements in package were useful for installing wallpaper. Worth the money for excellent product.

It’s so hard to find wallpaper tools! These came next day so I could get the paper up quickly and without any trouble. Great value for the money

Overall, the kit offers decent value for the money. The quality of the tools is good, but they’re a bit small, almost like toys for kids playing construction workers. The exacto knife is mostly useless because the blades aren’t sharp, making cutting difficult and resulting in jagged edges on my wallpaper. Both brushes, the smooth one, and the seam roller were great, though. The seam roller helped with adhesion a lot. While it’s not the perfect wallpaper kit, and I wouldn’t use it for a wallpaper business, it was useful for my one-time project.

Just as described. Handy to have for peel and stick wallpaper projects.

Nice inexpensive kit for hanging a small about of peak and stick wallpaper. The knife was good. It is durable and easy to use.

For such a cheap price, this set worked really well! We used every piece other than the measuring tape and the straight edge since I had a larger one. All pieces worked well and just as intended.

My package was delivered w/ a dent in the interior cardboard box that holds the set; it appeared that shrink-wrapping had been wrapped onto the box AFTER the dent. Upon opening, it was clear that the handle of the wallpaper edge roller had been shattered into pieces by whatever hit the box. Why? Because the handle was made of the thinnest hollow plastic shell imaginable; it's clear that it would buckle under the pressure of using it as intended. Even more disturbing, one of the 2 screws that hold the head of the roller to its handle was missing, so I never would be able to use this too anyway! Luckily I happen to have this particular tool at home (not the others), so I should be able to do the job. All of the other items seem to be better-made and I don't think will have any problem; if I didn't already have a roller I would have to return the whole thing regardless.