When it comes to wallpapering, the two most common types of wallpaper are paste the wall and paste the paper.

You should use about 1 roll for every 10 square metres of wallpaper, which should be enough for most jobs. Whether you’re decorating a minimal space or adding personality to a busy family home, high-quality wallpaper is a straightforward way to set the tone. Wallpaper pastes and adhesives differ depending on which surface and the paper type you are working with.When all the wallpaper is applied, use a sponge to remove any excess glue that may have seeped out between the seams. Make sure to apply it to both the wall and the back of the wallpaper, and be sure to spread it all the way to the edges. We and our partners use data for Personalised ads and content, ad and content measurement, audience insights and product development. You can find out more about our use, change your default settings, and withdraw your consent at any time with effect for the future by visiting Cookies Settings, which can also be found in the footer of the site.

Ready-to-use adhesives are often vinyl-based, a special mixture that doesn’t set until it is exposed to the air.Make sure to liberally apply a thin layer of glue onto the back of the wallpaper and the wall that you have marked. If you put too much paste on, it can cause the wallpaper to become lumpy and the pattern may not look as good. If you feel an object under an air bubble, cut a small slit in the paper with an Exacto knife or razor blade, then carefully remove the object with tweezers.

It is important to apply a generous but even coat of glue to the back of the wallpaper and to the wall, and then press the wallpaper firmly into place.With big prints, taditional designs, and subtile textures, our demask wallpaper brings a touch of sophistication to your bedroom or living room. If the surface isn´t smooth enough after you applied the primer then simply sand the primer with fine-grit sandpaper (something like 100 grit or finer).