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Find a picture you like. Right click > Set as Wallpaper.

There is a product for this. It comes in a windex-like spray bottle, but is more of a gel. Spray it on, wait, and remove. It works remarkably well.

This.

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I didnt really care for dif. To be honest, remove the wallpaper, warm water in a pump sprayer and a wide mudknife and that will easily take off the wallpaper

You guys are the best !!!

I got one entire wall cleaned. Just need to make sure the paste is totaly off. What is a good product that makes sure the wall is totaly smooth and flat before I prime it?

Let the wall dry overnight. Then prime the walls with a flat paint.

Take some sandpaper like 150 grit and sand the walls completely smooth, then prime

i dunno if anyone posted it yet, but ive used one of the roller-tools to prick lots of holes in the wallpaper b4 using the gel

http://www.walmart.com/ip/17011348?w...l5=pla&veh=sem <----cheap


http://www.toolking.com/zinsser-2976...FW3ZQgodB28A9g <--- better


after pricking the holes, then use the gels or the mixes with warm water, comes off easy peasy

Ah pawnmower ive found it just easier to peel the wallpaper

flat as in there is no texture?

just trying to be clear

Ive been told my gas peels off wallpaper. Perhaps you could pay me $100 to come watch March Madness at your house?

cool, ive found taking a couple minutes to quickly pass over it works great, but i guess it depends on the glue maybe....if it comes up without gel or heat.....WIN

Ya it might depend on how tight the wallpaper is. Now if the wallpaper is tight, i use coverstain to prime the walls its oil based so the wallpaper doesnt bubble like latex primer will, then i use joint compound to skim the seams, prime and paint. Sometimes its easier to prime and paint the wallpaper

Water, a sponge and a 4" razor scraper is all I ever use to remove wallpaper. All those chemicals are a waste of money.