Water Adhesive Wallpaper

MG301 Warm white	MZ040 Concrete	MZ050 Bricks	MZ060 Corallite
MZ070 Luxuary wood	MZ120 Patchwork	MZ130 Circus	J0001 Brown Stone
J0004 Vintage wood	J0009 Sky trip	MG200 Silver slice	MG207 Creece brick
MG209 English brick	MG210 Nordic stone	MG211 Subway tile	MG212 Antique stone
MG213 Chicago brick	MG214 Ash red brick	MG215 Nordic stone 2	MG206 Chevron trellis
MG204 Ypsilon	J0007 Hole in tile	MZ080 Museum dish	J0019 Ceramic tile
J0005 City scape	J0027 Array of bottle	MG208 Italian concrete

Water Activated Wallpaper

Easy Installation

How to Install Water Adhesive (Water-Activated) Wallpaper

GETTING READY

Set Aside Some Time
You’ll get the best result by hanging all of the wallpaper intended for a single wall or installation area at the same time.

Materials
Sponge or Spray bottle
Sharp penknife
Drop cloth
Bucket of clean water

Prepare your wallpaper
Unroll each strip so that they face the same way

Prepare your wall
The wall you’re applying your paper to should be smooth, clean and dust free. Patch or sand any damaged areas of the wall, especially where sharp edges might pierce or tear the wallpaper. For best results, apply wallpaper to a surface that is a solid, light color. If your wall has been recently painted, allow at least 4+ weeks for the paint to cure before applying wallpaper. Applying wallpaper over uncured paint can lead to bubbling.

START HANGING

Start from a corner of your wall
If you’re applying multiple strips of wallpaper, hang them from left to right to ensure a smooth repeat of the design. Start with the upper left corner of the room, wall, or other surface you’re covering. If covering an entire room, choose an inconspicuous corner to begin since the repeat will not match up on the final seam.

Wet the wallpaper
Using the bucket of water or spray bottle, thoroughly wet the back of the paper, making sure not to leave any dry spots. Once it’s wet, set the paper aside for 3-5 minutes to rest and activate the adhesive.

Finishing up
Let your wallpaper dry completely -- this usually takes a couple of hours. Wipe the walls with a damp sponge to remove excess adhesive. Now stand back and admire your work.











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