How to remove traditional wallpaper Materials:
- Water
- Piece of tapestry paper
- Garden or paint roller atomizer
- Spatula
- Ladder
- Soap
- Water
- Rag
- Rubber gloves
1. Combine hot water and paper remover according to the manufacturer's instructions. Pour the solution into an atomizer.
2. Apply the solution in a small section of the wall and let the solution settle and absorb for several minutes.
3. Use your spatula to take off the tapestry paper, open your way to the wall. Be careful not to scrape the plaster wall while scraping. Once you have removed the role of the section, go to the next area.
4. Clean the walls with soap and water to remove any residue.
Tapiz paper is always a good option to decorate a temporary space. Getty images
How to remove Pelable Tapiz paper
Materials:
- Water
- Tapiz paper remover
- Atomizer
- Spatula
- Ladder
- Soap
- Water
- Rag
- Rubber gloves
1. Remove the upper layer and start taking off the upper layer of the tazpiz paper. Loorate the corner with a spatula and remove the paper from the back.
2. To remove the paper layer behind, you will use the technique described above.
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How to remove tapiz paper with a vaporizer If your tapestry paper bottom refuses to move regardless of how much you spray and scrape, you may have to use an electrical vaporizer that can be rented in a home improvement store.
Materials:
- Electric vaporizer
- Spatula
- Protective glasses
- Rubber gloves
- Soap
- Water
- Rags
1. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to prepare the vaporizer. Add water to the vaporizer and you must heat it before starting. Be sure to wear protective gloves and long sleeves so as not to burn with steam or hot water drops.
2. Hold the vaporizer on the tapestry paper to loosen the adhesive. If you have plaster walls, be careful not to overcome. It scrapes the tapiz paper with a spatula and if the steam does not penetrate the tapestry paper, use a score tool to make small holes in the paper. Continue with the process until all the tapestry paper is eliminated.
3. Clean any waste with soap and water. Let the walls dry completely.
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