Designing Walls Now Made Easy

Peel-and-stick wallpaper is a cost-effective and easy-to-use alternative to regular wallcoverings. Its self-adhesive backing eliminates the need for paste, and its user-friendly design allows for easy repositioning in case of any errors during installation.

Installing temporary wallpaper requires prep work to ensure it adheres to the wall. You need some tools and tricks for the smoothest finish possible. Simply peeling off the backing and sticking it to the wall won’t suffice.

Hanging adhesive wallpaper

To achieve a smooth finish when applying peel-and-stick wallpaper, you’ll need a few tools and tricks. Firstly, ensure that the surface is clean and free of any debris. Use a wallpaper smoothing tool or a credit card to smooth out any bubbles or wrinkles as you apply the Roman wallpaper adhesive. When cutting the excess wallpaper, use a sharp blade and a straight edge to ensure a clean and straight cut.

When buying removable wallpaper, it is important to measure the space accurately to ensure you purchase the correct amount. It is recommended to buy slightly more wallpaper than you think you’ll need to cover mistakes and tricky areas like doors, windows, or tight corners. This will prevent any last-minute runs to the store and will allow you to have some extra wallpaper for future touch-ups or smaller decoration projects.

Directions for proper pasting

To apply a topcoat sealant to protect the wallpaper from any potential damage. Follow these steps to achieve a bubble-free and long-lasting finish. For optimal results when using peel-and-stick wallpaper, it is important to have smooth-textured walls with an eggshell, satin, or semi-gloss finish. For reassurance, it’s advisable to check the product instructions to ensure that the wallpaper will stick properly to the type of wall you have.

1. To safely remove outlet covers and light switch plates, turn off the power in the area you plan to cover. Clean the wall with a mild, non-abrasive cleaner and allow it to dry for at least 24 hours. Some temporary wallpapers require applying a primer before installation. Carefully measure and cut the wallpaper to fit the wall, leaving an extra inch on each side to trim. Apply the wallpaper according to the manufacturer’s instructions, smoothing out any bubbles or wrinkles. Once the wallpaper is installed, reattach the outlet covers and switch plates.
2. To begin installing your peel-and-stick wallpaper from Target, measure its width and transfer that measurement to your wall using a pencil. Make sure to draw a straight line from ceiling to baseboard using a level, which will serve as a guide for the first strip. This will ensure a precise and even application.
3. To apply wallpaper, start by peeling off about 12 inches of adhesive backing and lining it up with your lines. Begin from the highest point, and gradually proceed from top to bottom, while pressing and smoothing the wallpaper against the wall and peeling off the remaining backing. To get a smooth finish, use a plastic tool to run downward strokes.
4. To achieve a seamless look when applying wallpaper, it’s important to line up the pattern of each subsequent piece. Overlap the second piece slightly with the first and use a smoothing tool to ensure a flat seam. Trim the wallpaper at the bottom as needed and repeat the process until the entire surface is covered. By following these steps, your wallpaper installation will look polished and professional.
5. When wallpapering around windows, doors, and outlets, overlap the wallpaper and then trim the excess with a straightedge and utility knife. Make sure to smooth the paper around all sides of the outlet or window. It’s important to turn off the power for electrical outlets to avoid any accidents.
6. To remove air bubbles from wallpaper, use a utility knife or pin to create a small hole in the center of the bubble and press down to release the air. Smooth out the wallpaper to remove any remaining bubbles.

At last

Peel-and-stick wallpaper is a great way to add color and pattern to your space. To apply it, start by cleaning your wall and measuring the area. Then, cut the wallpaper to size and peel off the backing. Apply the wallpaper to the wall carefully, smoothing out any bubbles as you go. You can easily reposition the wallpaper if needed. Once you’re finished, trim any excess wallpaper with a sharp blade.