Wall protection

[PeoplesElbow]

So I want to paint inside this winter but am thinking about my hallway. My mom's wheelchair has scuffed the hallway walls something terrible where she will back down the hall and the wheels will scrape the walls, I e got long black streaks down the hallway walls.

I was wondering if anyone knew of any cling film that can be put on a painted wall that can easily be removed and won't lift the paint off.

Any ideas?

 

[RoseRed]

Contact paper? Like what is used in your cabinets.

 

[Kyle]

So I want to paint inside this winter but am thinking about my hallway. My mom's wheelchair has scuffed the hallway walls something terrible where she will back down the hall and the wheels will scrape the walls, I e got long black streaks down the hallway walls.

I was wondering if anyone knew of any cling film that can be put on a painted wall that can easily be removed and won't lift the paint off.

Any ideas?

Don't know anything about a film but we used something like these for my mothers house when she was still around.

Worked pretty well.

How to Protect Your Walls From Wheelchairs

Wheelchairs often damage walls and corners. In this blog we're going to look at where they damage the most and the best strategies to protect your walls and corners. Where Do Wheelchairs Damage Walls and Corners? Wheelchairs damage walls in three places: From 6 in – 8 in from the floor on the...

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[PeoplesElbow]

Contact paper? Like what is used in your cabinets.

Was looking for something similar, but not with as strong of an adhesive. I just painted the living room with Sherwin Williams super paint and it looks great, didn't want to ruin it in the hallway.

 

[RoseRed]

Was looking for something similar, but not with as strong of an adhesive. I just painted the living room with Sherwin Williams super paint and it looks great, didn't want to ruin it in the hallway.

Maybe Kyle's suggestion would be better. Good luck!

 

[PeoplesElbow]

Don't know anything about a film but we used something like these for my mothers house when she was still around.

Worked pretty well.

How to Protect Your Walls From Wheelchairs

Wheelchairs often damage walls and corners. In this blog we're going to look at where they damage the most and the best strategies to protect your walls and corners. Where Do Wheelchairs Damage Walls and Corners? Wheelchairs damage walls in three places: From 6 in – 8 in from the floor on the...

commercialcornerguards.com

Thank you, I'll check into that