1. Preparation of the substrate After removing the old wallpaper, the

After removing the old wallpaper the substrate must be clean dry firm slightly absorbent and even Any light-coloured nonwoven wallpaper

For the best result remove old wallpaper See "De- molition" and ”Levelling” ▫ Demolition of wallpaper: Vinyl wallpaper with paper backing and fiberglass 

Once dry and left 1 week to cure the entire surface must be sanded with 80 grit sandpaper to provide a good and adequate key to ensure adhesion; the entire 

Conventional renovation Prepare substrate apply paste wallpaper and 2x coats of paint After removing and disposing of the old wallpaper the couple decided 

Remove old Wallpaper Scrape off loose materials and flaking materials that would impair coating bonding Clean and dry surface Provide protection over 

○ Clean the substrate with the solvent cloth removing any grease oils or dirt ○ After thoroughly wiping with cleaner dry wipe the surface completely 

Start by carefully removing the old wallpaper including any stuck remnants or paint that's left behind Clean the wall using a warm damp cloth or sponge 

SUBSTRATE CLEANING: › Remove any old wall covering › Clean any traces of dirt with a detergent › Rinse with clean water and let it dry Apply the covering