A thicker paper will be less prone to wrinkling or tearing as you apply it, which creates a smoother finish. Technically, all wallpaper is removable if you’re determined enough, but some ...

In these cases, you can forge ahead without first removing wallpaper. To do it effectively, you’ll need to follow specific prep steps to ensure your walls are smooth and ready for priming and painting ...

One easy way to cut the excess is to hold your wallpaper smoothing tool along the edge and cut along it with a utility knife. When cutting the paper, look at the pattern to make sure you cut a ...

Peel-and-stick wallpaper works best with smooth walls. Mine are knockdown, which is listed as a surface that won't allow the paper to adhere properly. However, since I've had success in the past ...