wallpaper paste

Examples (20)

• Apply the wallpaper paste with a roller.
• Always use the correct type of wallpaper paste for your specific paper.
• Mix the wallpaper paste until it reaches a smooth consistency.
• Have you mixed the wallpaper paste yet? We're ready to start.
• How much wallpaper paste will we need for the entire living room?
• The old wallpaper paste had dried out, making it useless.
• The wallpaper paste is still wet, so you can still adjust the alignment.
• She spread a thin, even layer of wallpaper paste on the back of the strip.
• Be careful not to get any wallpaper paste on the decorative side of the paper.
• One packet of wallpaper paste is usually enough for three rolls of paper.
• Most modern wallpaper paste contains fungicides to prevent mold growth.
• For heavy vinyl wallpapers, you'll need a stronger wallpaper paste.
• You should let the wallpaper paste soak into the paper for five minutes.
• Be careful not to get too much wallpaper paste on the front of the paper.
• Ready-mixed wallpaper paste is more expensive but saves a lot of time.
• The instructions said to let the wallpaper paste soak for five minutes before use.
• The wallpaper paste failed to bond properly because the wall was too damp.
• We need to pick up some more wallpaper paste from the hardware store.
• Wipe away any excess wallpaper paste with a damp sponge immediately.
• A good quality wallpaper paste ensures a smooth and lasting finish.