Setup, Compatibility & Care
To prepare your surface, clean it thoroughly with a mild degreaser and ensure it is completely dry. Measure the area twice before cutting the wallpaper, leaving an extra inch on all sides for adjustments. Peel the backing slowly while using a flat-edged squeegee or soft cloth to smooth out air bubbles from the center toward the edges. To care for your wallpaper, avoid harsh abrasive sponges or chemical cleaners; a soft cloth with warm water is sufficient to maintain the finish. If applying near heat sources like a stove, ensure there is a safe distance to prevent direct heat damage to the adhesive.