Wallrock Lining paper - 100cm x 20m

Use a high-quality paste-the-wall adhesive designed for heavy-duty lining papers.

Yes, once the lining paper is fully dry, you can paint it with your chosen paint.

Yes, but ensure the area is well-ventilated during and after application. Choose a paint suitable for high-humidity environments.

Use a sharp blade and a straight edge or ruler to ensure clean, precise cuts.

It is generally not recommended to apply lining paper over existing wallpaper. Remove the old wallpaper first to ensure the best results.

Allow the lining paper to dry completely, typically 24-48 hours, depending on the room's conditions.

Wallrock is made with paper fibres and polyester textile fibres.

Gently smooth out the bubbles with a smoothing brush or roller. For persistent bubbles, carefully lift the paper and re-apply, ensuring the wall surface is smooth and evenly pasted.

Handle the paper carefully, especially when applying it to the wall. Ensure the wall surface isn't too rough or uneven. If a tear occurs, try to overlap the edges slightly or use a patch if the tear is significant.

Ensure you are using the correct amount of adhesive and that it's evenly applied to the wall. Wipe away any excess adhesive immediately with a damp cloth.