INSTALLING BORDERS

The success of hanging your wallpaper, as well as the ease of taking it down are totally dependent on how well you prepare your walls!

SMOOTH.Make sure you fill all cracks and holes using spackle. Sand until you have a smooth surface with a medium grit sandpaper.
CLEAN.Wash and rinse walls to remove grease and dirt. The surface must be clean and free of mildew, grease and stains.
PRIME.For best results, prime all wall surfaces with a high quality primer-sealer before installing wallcovering. Priming properly is key to easy removal later.

1. If you are not bordering against a molding or the ceiling, use a level to draw a guideline.

2. Re-roll border with the pattern on the inside.

3. Follow label instructions for soaking the border.

4. Slowly remove border, ensuring that a paste surface is wet.

5. Slowly remove border, ensuring that a paste surface is wet.

6. Leave border “Booked” for 5 minutes to further activate paste.

7. Apply “Booked” border to wall by unfolding each section as you go.

1.If you still find the 15-foot strip too long to work with, simply cut it shorter and match on the wall.
2.To join strips in the middle of a wall, overlap the two strips until the pattern matches. Double-cut a seam by cutting through both layers with a razor knife. Pull back the top layer and remove both of the cut ends. Smooth the border flat.
3.Having a friend to help makes it easier and faster.

1.Miter-cut right angle corner (45º). Overlap the two pieces and make a diagonal razor cut from inside corner to outside corner. Remove excess pieces from over and under the mitre.
2.Finished corner.

1.If you still find the 15-foot strip too long to work with, simply cut it shorter and match on the wall.
2.To join strips in the middle of a wall, overlap the two strips until the pattern matches. Double-cut a seam by cutting through both layers with a razor knife. Pull back the top layer and remove both of the cut ends. Smooth the border flat.