Surface preparation:
For optimal adhesion, the surface must be dry, wallpaperable, clean and free from grease. Remove old, poorly adhered wallpaper and loose paint layers with a wallpaper remover. Fill cracks and holes with filler for interior use. Surfaces with increased hygroscopicity and crumbling surfaces should be pre-treated with a deep penetration primer, which makes it easier to change wallpaper.
Mode of application:
Pour the universal paste, stirring vigorously, into cold water and continue stirring for a while. After 30 minutes, stir again vigorously and the paste is ready for use..
* When applied to wallpaper:
Spread the wallpaper evenly, fold and let it soften. After some time, stick the wallpaper back to back as usual and roll it with a roller.
* When applied to a surface (only when using textile wallpaper):
Lightly moisten the cut wallpaper on the reverse side about 5 minutes before gluing to avoid the formation of air bubbles. Apply the paste evenly across the width of 1 – 2 strips of wallpaper using a sheepskin roller. Then put the wallpaper on a layer of glue and press down. After a short time, process the joints with a smooth joint roller.
Pay attention to the recommendations of the wallpaper manufacturer. Resistant to cement and lime. Rinse off the remaining paste immediately with water.
Storage: Store in a cool dry place! Keep container well closed!
Application:
* pre-treatment of walls with paste
amount of water per pack (200 gr): 7 l
1 pack is enough for 40-50 m2
* light wallpaper
amount of water per pack (200 gr): 5 l
1 pack is enough for 25-30 m2
* heavy wallpaper
amount of water per pack (200 g): 3.5 l
1 pack is enough for 15-20 m2
* wallpaper with rough fiber
amount of water per pack (200 g): 3.5 l
1 pack is enough for 20-25 m2
* vinyl, textile and embossed wallpapers
amount of water per pack (200 gr): 3 l
1 pack is enough for 15-20 m2
* application to the surface
amount of water per pack (200 g): 2.5 l
1 pack is enough for about 15 m2
If you are covering the room with wallpaper for painting, we recommend the Pufas EURO 3000 Special Paste or any other similar in quality.
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What are some essential tips and techniques to ensure I glue wallpaper correctly?