InstallationandAssembly

Check the instructions that came with your wallpaper. Unless

otherwise noted, we recommend hanging unpasted wallpaper by the

"paste-the-wall" method.

1. If you need to mix the paste first, follow the manufacturer’s

instructions

2. Use your brush to apply paste to the wall, evenly distributing it across

an area just larger than one (1) strip at a time

If you are using unpasted wallpaper that requires applying the paste

directly to the backing:

1. If you need to mix the paste first, follow the manufacturer’s

instructions

2. Lay the strip of wallpaper face down on your work surface

3. Brush paste on to the top half of your paper and gently fold that

section back to meet the middle. Brush paste on the remaining half

and fold the bottom end in to meet the middle.

4. Allow the paper to rest in this "booked" position for 10 minutes while

the glue becomes fully activated and the paper is prepared.

HANGING YOUR FIRST STRIP OF WALLPAPER

1. Start on the least conspicuous wall of the room, where you have

previously used a level to draw your plumb line.

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Check the instructions that came with your wallpaper. Unless otherwise noted, we recommend hanging unpasted wallpaper by the "paste-the-wall" method. 1. If you need to mix the paste first, follow the manufacturer’s instructions 2. Use your brush to apply paste to the wall, evenly distributing it across an area just larger than one (1) strip at a time If you are using unpasted wallpaper that requires applying the paste directly to the backing: 1.
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. Unfold the top half of the strip and apply to the wall, letting a little bit of the wallpaper overlap the ceiling and adjoining wall. Make sure your pattern is right side up! 3. Slide the paper into position so it lines up on the plumb line that you created. 4. Using a wallpaper smoothing tool, gently press the strip to the wall. Be careful not to stretch the wallpaper while positioning. 5. Unfold the bottom half and smooth into place. 6.
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CONTINUE 1. Using the same procedures to cut and apply more wallpaper strips, matching the pattern to the previous strip. 2. Touch the edges tightly together, but don’t overlap the strips. 3. Make a new plumb line on each new wall.