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…generate less foam during paint application. Recommended nap lengths for some common surfaces are as follows: wallboard, smooth plaster, wood, or metal - a short nap of 1/8" to 1/4" or 5mm light-textured stucco, poured concrete…

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…you to sacrifice the designer feel. Wallpaper Brings Pattern, Texture, and Design Wallpaper Tools Wallpapering tools don't have…
…room you'll feel like you're hanging wallpaper in a closet. And speaking of cramped spaces…

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Everything from household paints and wallpaper to chemical strippers and glues emit…
…organic compounds or VOC's, avoid vinyl wallpaper in high moisture areas, and follow all…
…compromised immune systems. Paint, Wallpaper, and Indoor Air Quality When selecting…

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Wallpaper 101 Wallcovering can be used on walls…
…This means that what you see in the wallpaper book will multiply and repeat over and…
…Term Dye Lot Numbers Every roll of wallpaper is identified by a dye lot number, which…

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…imperfect walls was wallpaper or wall repair. Imperfections…
…from. Traditional Plaster On existing plaster…
…little practice. Like plaster, the mix hides wall…
…on sample pieces of wallboard to get the consistency…
…traditional three-coat plaster, a finish coat is troweled…

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…does not fit all, whether it be wood or wallboard, ceiling or basement, kitchen or sunroom…
…Determine whether it is wood, metal, plaster, or drywall. Painting new drywall…
…imperfections in porous surfaces like new wallboard, patched drywall, wood, masonry…

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…means looking under carpets or flooring or behind wallpaper, sink cabinets, and furniture. Items stored…
…probably has mold growing on it. That may include wallboard, insulation, plaster, carpet and pad. To protect the rest of the…

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