Erfurt Smooth 1400 Grade Lining Paper - White

Use a good quality wallpaper adhesive, such as Solvite All Purpose Wallpaper Adhesive (code 27571), following the manufacturer's instructions.

Yes, you can. Allow the lining paper to dry completely before painting. Usually, two coats of paint are recommended for the best finish.

Yes, this lining paper is suitable for bathrooms provided the room is well-ventilated to prevent moisture buildup. Ensure you use a suitable paint for high-humidity environments.

Use a sharp utility knife or a wallpaper trimming tool along a straight edge to cut excess paper at the top and bottom of the wall.

Each roll (20m x 0.53m) covers approximately 11.2m².

It will cover minor cracks, but for walls with significant damage, a heavier grade lining paper is recommended.

The grade refers to the thickness and weight of the paper. 1400 grade is suitable for general use and smoothing minor imperfections. Heavier grades are recommended for walls with more significant damage.

Use a wallpaper brush or smoother to gently push the air bubbles out towards the edges. If they persist, carefully cut a small slit in the bubble and smooth it out.

Ensure you're using the correct adhesive and applying enough of it. Make sure the wall surface is clean and dry. Check the adhesive instructions for specific application details.

Ensure the seams are butted up closely together when applying the lining paper. Use a seam roller to gently flatten the seams. Apply two coats of paint to ensure full coverage and hide the seams.

Make sure the wall surface is properly prepared and clean. Use the correct adhesive and apply it evenly. Ensure the room temperature is suitable for drying.