Our materials - CostaCover

Our materials

We use only Genuine Water-Based NON-Solvent Inks, Class “A” Flame Resistant and GREENGUARD GOLD Certified Materials.  

Peel & Stick

  • Peel and Stick Smooth Vinyl: Smooth and matte finish. Removable and repositionable for smooth surfaces. For long or short-term installations. Overlap removal is not recommended.
  • Peel and Stick Canvas Vinyl: Canvas texture and matte finish. Removable and repositionable for smooth surfaces. For long or short-term installations. Overlap removal is not recommended.
  • Peel and Stick Polyester "Fabric": Matte finish. Light texture. Removable and repositionable for smooth surfaces. For long or short-term installations. PVC-free.  It is not recommended to use the fabric if your wall is painted with any bright or dark paint, i.e.- green/red/yellow/dark gray/blue etc. The fabric paper is not 100% opaque. Overlap removal is not recommended.

Traditional 

  • Traditional Pre-Pasted Wallpaper: Matte and Ultra Smooth. Water activated glue. For long -term installations. Can be installed with wallpaper paste. PVC-free. 
  • Traditional Unpasted Canvas Type II Wallpaper: Elegant Canvas texture. Matte finish. For long-term installations. Requires professional installation and wallpaper glue (Not included). Overlap double cut removal is recommended.
  • Traditional Unpasted Non-Woven Wallpaper : PVC Free, fiber based paper. Smooth Flat Matte finish. For long-term installations. Requires professional installation and wallpaper glue (Not included). Overlap double cut removal is optional.
  • Traditional Unpasted Plaster Type II Wallpaper : Industrial Plaster texture. Matte finish. For long-term installations. Requires professional installation and wallpaper glue (Not included). Overlap double cut removal is recommended.

Peel & Stick vs. Unpasted vs. Pre-Pasted — what’s the difference?

  • Peel & Stick: Best for DIY projects and anyone who wants the fastest, cleanest install—just peel, stick, and reposition as needed. It’s also a great renter-friendly option because it’s designed to be removable.

  • Pre-Pasted: A solid choice for DIY renovations, especially beginners. The adhesive is already on the paper—just activate it with water, making installation quick and mess-free (no paste mixing).

  • Unpasted (Traditional): Ideal when you’re working with professional installers. This type requires wallpaper paste, and pros often prefer it for more complex installs and a very secure, long-lasting finish.