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Use a lightweight filler to fill the gaps. Allow to dry and sand with sanding pad or very lightweight paper. The paint with at least two coats of emulsion.

You can try gluing the lining paper back in place with strong wallpaper or border adhesive, but it is usually too rigid for this to work. If it is, take a sharp craft knife and cut out the area around the offending piece of lining paper.

How to Patch Wallpaper - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Step 1 select the piece of leftover wallpaper that is several inches larger than the damaged areaMoreStep 1 select the piece of leftover wallpaper that is several inches larger than the damaged area step 2 tape the patch against the tear or stain in the wall with drafting tape.

How to hang lining paper - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Brush over lashing ends into the corner to mark where you need to cut custom incisors. And thenMoreBrush over lashing ends into the corner to mark where you need to cut custom incisors. And then brush back into the corner. Let your lining paper dry for 24 hours and you're ready to wallpaper.

You can put lining paper on the wall alternatively then paint it. Entirely up to your decretion, but it's cheaper to sand back and fill the wall then paint. If the wall is in good condition and the underneath of the paper not a dark colour you should have no problem painting directly onto it with an emulsion.

Smooth the first piece of lining paper onto the wall with a wallpaper smoother. If you start in a corner, let the lining paper overlap 1?2 in (2.5?5.1 cm) with the other wall there as well. Use the wallpaper smoother to push the lining paper right into the corners, where the extra length overlaps, to create creases.

Materials: Lining paper. Wallpaper adhesive - also known as wallpaper paste. Flexible filler - if required to fill any gaps. 80 grit sandpaper - also known as medium sandpaper ? to fill in any gaps, if required. Sanding block. Small nail - if using a chalk line on a ceiling.