Vinyl Wallpaper

Instruction​

1. Make sure you have the right adhesive glue . Some materials, such as vinyl or lightweight paper, require different adhesives.
2. Mix the wallpaper glue, which is usually a powder, into a separate container before pouring it into the bucket you will use for gluing. Mix well with a whisk to remove any lumps, but not so much that you introduce a lot of air into the mixture.
3. Pour the liquid glue directly into the bucket.
4. Place the strip of wallpaper - already cut to size, pattern side down - on a long, flat, preferably dry table (the table will not stay dry for long). Leave one end of the paper over the edge of the table.
5. Using a wallpaper brush or roller, apply glue to half of the paper that remains on the table. 
6.Fold the part you just inserted on top of itself and slide the dry part of the paper onto the table. Use the glue again.
7. Place the other part on top of each other and then fold the two halves against each other. Be careful not to crease the wallpaper. This process is called "booking". The reservation keeps the paper moist, the glue does not drip onto the floor.
8. Before sticking on the wall, put the paper in a clean place for 5 minutes.
9. Once each strip of wallpaper is reserved and set aside, clean the table of glue with a wet sponge and repeat the process.