Muriva Phelan Texture Wallpaper - Grey

You'll need a wallpaper smoother, a sharp knife or blade, a measuring tape, a pencil, a plumb bob or level, a seam roller, and a pasting brush or roller.

It is best to avoid high-moisture areas unless properly ventilated. Always check the specific product specifications for moisture resistance.

The removal method depends on the type of wallpaper and adhesive used. Some wallpapers are strippable, while others may require soaking with a wallpaper remover solution.

Follow the wallpaper manufacturer's recommendations for the correct adhesive type. Generally, a pre-mixed adhesive is a good option.

Examine the wallpaper for pattern repeats and match the patterns accordingly. Ensure that each strip aligns correctly with the previous one.

It is generally not recommended to paint over textured wallpaper as it may affect the texture and appearance. It's better to choose a wallpaper that suits the final look you're after.

Use a smoothing tool to gently push the air bubbles towards the edges.

Ensure the wall is properly primed and the adhesive is applied correctly. Also, check the adhesive expiration date.

Carefully align the edges during application and use a seam roller to flatten the seams.

Handle the wallpaper with care and use a sharp blade to trim excess material. Make sure the wall is not too rough.