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After posting the wallpaper, I noticed a few areas that felt off. Was there an issue with the wallpaper I selected? After reading through this guide, you’ll know how to properly communicate with your contractors and avoid common mistakes during installation! Many problems are not due to the quality of the wallpaper itself, but rather improper installation techniques.
1. Mistaking different batches of wallpaper on the same wall and thinking it’s a color variation within the batch. Tip: Always check the batch number when purchasing and during installation to ensure consistency.
2. Using low-quality adhesive or applying it unevenly on the back of the wallpaper can cause curling, leading you to believe it’s un-pasteable. Tip: Don’t skimp on adhesive—invest in quality products to avoid costly issues later. A good adhesive is essential for a smooth finish.
3. When scraping seams with a scraper, it can damage the texture on both sides of the joint. This may look like a shadow when viewed from the side. Tip: Handle the wallpaper gently during installation to preserve its texture.
4. Scrapping the surface of the wallpaper with a hard towel or scraper can cause the ink, gold, silver, or pearl powder to flake off. This leads to poor color fastness. Tip: Use appropriate tools to protect the delicate finishes of your wallpaper.
5. If your hands or tools are not clean, dirt can get pushed into the seams, making them appear black and mistaken for shadows. Tip: Keep everything clean throughout the process to avoid unsightly blemishes.
6. Excess glue seeping through the seams and not being cleaned properly with water can cause yellow stains over time. This is often mistaken for a quality issue. Tip: Clean up excess glue immediately to prevent discoloration.
7. Using a hard scraper on gold foil paper can scratch the surface, making it look damaged. Tip: Choose the right tools for the material—gold foil requires careful handling.
8. White glue accidentally getting on the surface of gold foil can create a hazy film that cannot be removed. This makes the gold lose its shine and is often mistaken for a defect. Tip: Gold foil is beautiful, but it's also sensitive to glue.
9. Applying varnish before the wallpaper is fully dry can cause the varnish to penetrate the paper, creating small bumps or lumps. This is often mistaken for a quality issue. Tip: Never rush the drying process—wait until everything is completely dry before applying any top coats.
10. Opening windows too soon after installation can cause the wallpaper to dry too quickly, leading to visible seams. Tip: Be patient—installation takes time, and rushing can lead to long-term problems.
11. Water leakage in the wall can cause mold growth after the wallpaper has been applied. Mold can react with the paste, causing discoloration, spots, or even peeling. This is often mistaken for a product defect. Tip: Ensure walls are fully waterproofed, especially if using paper-based or non-woven wallpapers. Consider applying a base coat to prevent moisture damage.
Proper preparation and careful installation are key to achieving a beautiful, long-lasting result. Always communicate clearly with your contractor and follow best practices to avoid unnecessary stress and rework.
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