wallpapering kit
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Get the kit separately then, you generally get what you pay for.
Paste the wall paper or paste the paper?
The former doesn't require a table, but having a table makes it easier to cut the paper. A pasting table is about 75cm long. When cutting paper, I make a mark on the table where the folded back paper needs to be cut. It works for me...
Most of the papers that I trim into corners, I use a wide blade filling knife
My cutting blade of choice is Olfa.
With durable papers I use plastic vinyl smothers. Softer papers, I use a brush.
Top and bottom cutting, a sharp knife and straight edge should suffice.
If paste the wall, use a 9" roller
Scissors will be useful.
The former doesn't require a table, but having a table makes it easier to cut the paper. A pasting table is about 75cm long. When cutting paper, I make a mark on the table where the folded back paper needs to be cut. It works for me...
Most of the papers that I trim into corners, I use a wide blade filling knife
My cutting blade of choice is Olfa.
With durable papers I use plastic vinyl smothers. Softer papers, I use a brush.
Top and bottom cutting, a sharp knife and straight edge should suffice.
If paste the wall, use a 9" roller
Scissors will be useful.
Thanks its a paste the wall wallpaper
i was looking at
but this seems to have bad reviews . dunelm has a kit https://www.dunelm.com/product/pack...1000233630?defaultSkuId=30869977#easy-returns
but it seems very cheap
i was looking at
but this seems to have bad reviews . dunelm has a kit https://www.dunelm.com/product/pack...1000233630?defaultSkuId=30869977#easy-returns
but it seems very cheap
Choose one from elsewhere with more/better reviews then, there are plenty available online. Or buy the tools separately. Guess if depends you're just doing one room or a whole house.