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Start by cleaning the wall where you plan to apply the removable wallpaper. This will help ensure that the wallpaper adheres properly and also remove any dirt or debris that might affect the final result.
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Measure the wall where you plan to apply the wallpaper, and cut the wallpaper to size. It's a good idea to leave a few inches of excess on each end, as you can trim this off later once the wallpaper is in place.
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If your removable wallpaper has a top and bottom, make sure to align it properly before applying. Some wallpaper has arrows or other markers to indicate the top, while others may require you to pay attention to the design.
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Once you have your wallpaper cut to size and properly aligned, it's time to start applying it to the wall. Begin by peeling off the backing paper, being careful not to crease or damage the wallpaper as you do so.
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Smooth the wallpaper onto the wall, starting from the top and working your way down. Use a smoothing tool or a credit card to smooth out any air bubbles or creases as you go.
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Once the wallpaper is fully applied, use a sharp blade or scissors to trim off any excess around the edges. If you have multiple panels of wallpaper, repeat the process until the entire wall is covered.
