As with any job, preparation is important. Before wallpapering, it may be necessary to level and sand the wall to avoid any imperfections becoming noticeable later. The main thing to remember is that the surface should be dry, flat, and smooth before wallpapering.

First, turn off the electricity in the room. Unscrew the covers of sockets and switches. If possible, also remove the baseboards and wall moldings. Mark the backs of the moldings so you can put them back in the right place later. Remove hooks, curtain rods, etc., from the walls.

Yes, it is possible. Simply sand down any uneven areas, such as damages or seams from the old wallpaper, and smooth the walls so that there are no dips or other irregularities when you run your hand over the surface.

All EasyUp wallpapers have an opacity of at least 99%, which means that the patterns and colors of previous wallpaper layers will not be visible.

• Bucket, clean water, and sponge
• Spirit level or plumb line
• Brush
• Wallpaper smoother/spatula
• Scissors
• Seam roller
• Folding ruler
• Glue roller
• Wallpaper knife

Wash the surface with a paint cleaner and rinse with water. Then, treat the entire surface with putty and sand it. Before applying the glue, remove the dust.

Remove the old wallpaper. If necessary, use wallpaper remover. Apply putty and sand to make the surface smooth. Before applying the glue, remove the dust.

Wash the area to be wallpapered with a paint cleaner and rinse thoroughly. Scrape off peeling or flaking paint. If necessary, level and sand the surface to make it even and smooth.

Fill in any uneven areas and smooth out the joints. Treat with putty and sand the entire surface. Before applying the glue, remove the dust.

Fill and putty nail and screw holes. Fill any gaps between panels with filler strips or fabric adhesive. To achieve a smooth and even surface, treat the entire area with putty and sand it. Before applying the glue, remove the dust.