Fresco Wood Panel Blush Wallpaper - Pink

`Paste the Paper` means you apply the wallpaper adhesive directly to the back of the wallpaper strip itself, not to the wall. After applying paste, you 'book' the paper (fold it paste-to-paste) for a few minutes to let it soak before hanging.

This wallpaper is `wet removable` and recommended for bedroom and living room use. While it is `spongeable` for cleaning, it is not designed for high-humidity environments like bathrooms or areas with frequent splashing, such as kitchens.

You should use a good quality, all-purpose wallpaper adhesive specifically designed for `paste the paper` wallpapers. Always follow the paste manufacturer's instructions for mixing and application.

Measure the height and total width of the walls you wish to cover. Divide the total width by the wallpaper's width (`52cm`). Multiply this by the number of drops needed (wall height divided by `10m` roll length). Remember to account for the `53cm` pattern repeat and add extra rolls for wastage, especially with a straight match pattern. It's always better to have a little extra than not enough.

`Straight Design Match` means the pattern on each strip of wallpaper matches horizontally at the same level across the wall. You will need to align the pattern at the top of each new strip with the pattern on the previous strip to ensure a continuous design.

Yes, this wallpaper is `wet removable`. When you wish to change it, you can simply dampen the wallpaper with water and it should peel off more easily than non-removable types, making future redecoration simpler.

While technically possible, painting over wallpaper is generally not recommended, especially with a patterned design like this. The texture and pattern would likely show through, and the paint could affect its removability. If you want a new color, it's best to remove the wallpaper and paint the wall directly.

During application, use a wallpaper brush or smoother to work air bubbles from the center outwards. Small bubbles may disappear as the wallpaper dries. If persistent, carefully lift the affected area, re-smooth, or use a wallpaper seam roller for edges.

Ensure strips are accurately butted together without overlapping. Use a seam roller to gently press down edges after hanging. If seams lift after drying, a small amount of seam adhesive can be carefully applied underneath and pressed down.

This wallpaper has a `straight` design match. Before cutting, lay out dry strips and verify the pattern alignment. Re-measure and re-cut if necessary. Careful pre-planning and double-checking each cut against the previous strip are crucial.

Ensure your walls are clean, dry, and properly primed. Use a high-quality wallpaper paste suitable for `paste the paper` applications. Ensure paste is applied evenly and generously to the back of the wallpaper, especially at the edges. Allow sufficient `booking` time for the paper to relax before hanging.

Small tears can often be mended by carefully applying a small amount of paste to the underside of the torn piece and pressing it back into place. For larger tears or more visible damage, consider using a leftover piece of wallpaper to carefully cut and patch the area, aligning the pattern precisely.