These books are excellent resources for the facts about wallpaper. Do read up on wallpaper removal, wallpaper hanging, primers, sealers and sizing and learn to prep the walls correctly before you cut your first wallpaper strip.

Wallpaper removal with old fashioned scraping will get the job done if you use the proper tool and angle. Wallpaper removal products with enzymes make the job much faster and easier! Wash and rinse walls to remove all glue before patching, painting or applying new wallpapers.

How to remove wallpaper? Enzyme wallpaper removal products put ease into the wallpaper stripping process. Enzymes chemically deactivate the adhesives, and the wallpaper peels off easily.

You strip the old wallpaper to add your own touch, and the drywall is damaged. There's a chance you can do the drywall repair. Follow these tips to restore your drywall and prepare the surface for your own wallpaper choice. Plaster repair is also possible.

Before repairing damage caused from stripping wallpaper, seal damaged drywall with a specialized sealer. Then, seal all drywall with another specialized primer to keep wallpaper adhesive from penetrating the drywall to cause damage again. Learn here how to book wallpapers and what wallpapering tools will serve you best.

A specialized wallpaper primer/sealer prevents the adhesive from bleeding through and damaging the underlying drywall or plaster. Don't let ill-informed sales personnel talk you out of priming the walls before you apply wallpapers. Visit a store specializing in wallpaper to get the best advice.

Did you know that wallpaper needs primed walls and should be relaxed before you hang it? Want to know how to wallpaper perfect corners, and what wallpapering tools to use? These tips for hanging wallpaper will explain how to get a professional result with your wallpaper.