Fine Decor Bergamo Leather Texture Wallpaper - Gold

You'll need a wallpaper smoother, measuring tape, a level, a sharp utility knife or scissors, a pencil, a seam roller, a wallpaper brush or tray, and a ladder or step stool.

While the wallpaper is durable, it's best to use it in areas with less moisture, such as bedrooms, living rooms, and hallways. Excessive moisture can affect the wallpaper's adhesion.

Carefully align the patterns on adjacent strips of wallpaper, allowing for extra length when cutting to ensure a seamless match. Common pattern matches include straight match, offset match, and drop match; consult the wallpaper's label for specific instructions.

Depending on the adhesive used and the wall conditions, you may be able to dry-strip the wallpaper. If not, use a wallpaper removal solution, following the manufacturer's instructions.

Use a high-quality, pre-mixed adhesive designed for non-woven or textured wallpapers. Always follow the adhesive manufacturer's instructions.

It is generally not recommended to paint over textured wallpaper, as the texture may make the paint job uneven and difficult to achieve the desired look. It is better to remove and replace it with paintable wallpaper.

Warranty information is not included in the product information.

Ensure the wall is properly prepared, primed, and the correct adhesive is used. Allow sufficient drying time after application. If necessary, reapply adhesive to the affected areas.

Use a smoothing tool to remove air bubbles during the application process. For existing bubbles, carefully lift the wallpaper, apply more adhesive, and smooth it back down.

Ensure the edges of the wallpaper strips are butted up closely together without overlapping. Use a seam roller to flatten the seams gently.

Handle the wallpaper gently. Use sharp cutting tools and avoid pulling or stretching the paper. Ensure the walls are prepared to prevent any snagging.