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Now leave the paper to soak (see manufacturer's instructions)
Hanging the Lining Paper - Part 3
Now we can hang the first piece, you will need your scissors, stanley knife and
wallpapering brush (to smooth the paper).
It is important to get the first piece in position pefectly as this piece will dictate the
position of the rest of the runs.
Unfold the paper to a comfortable size to work with, starting at the end furthest from
the window (if it is the top covering) or the other wall (if it is lining paper) place the
paper against the ceiling in line with the guide marks you made earlier, allow around
5cm (50mm) overhang at the end.
Now slowly moving along the plank smooth and align the paper as you unfold it,
making sure you remove all the trapped air with your wallpapering brush as you go.
If you are going to paper the walls next then when you reach the other end of the
room leave around an 8mm overhang, if you are not papering the walls then run a
pencil along the edge, then pull the paper back enough for you to trim it to the pencil
line, now smooth out the paper with your wallpapering brush. Repeat at each end.
Now repeat the process with another section, this time butt it against the first piece,
the first piece will be your guide line. If you are hanging patterned wallpaper then
ensure the pattern is matched correctly (see manufacturer's instructions).
Now hang the remaining lengths, the last piece you hang will probably be narrower
than the width of the roll, in this case measure how wide you need the piece, add on
5cm (50mm) and then cut a run to that width measurement, paste it and hang it
butting up to the last piece you hung, then simply trim the piece using a pencil and
scissors.
After the paper has dried a bit go along the edges with your seam roller to smooth
them, if you are hanging an embossed covering try using a clean dry paint roller
instead as this will not flatten the paper as much.
When you have smoothed all the edges take a damp sponge and lightly clean the
paper to remove any excess paste at the joins.
If you have followed this guide to hang the lining paper, then to hang your top
covering simply follow the instructions through again but this time start with the run
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