Common Problems And Solutions For Wallpaper

Blistering

Wallpaper blistering is a common problem. The main reason is that the uneven glue application when pasting the wallpaper causes the surface of the wallpaper to shrink and separate too much moisture from the base layer, resulting in some built-in bubbles. In fact, the solution is very simple. Just take a general sewing needle to pierce the air bubbles on the surface of the wallpaper to release the gas, and then use the needle tube to draw an appropriate amount of adhesive into the pinhole just now, and finally re-flatten the wallpaper and dry it. That's it.

Mold

Moldy wallpaper generally occurs in the rainy season and humid weather, mainly because the wall moisture is too high. The solution to the wallpaper where the mildew is not too serious is as follows: use a white towel with a proper amount of water to wipe, otherwise wipe with soapy water. The best way is to go to the wallpaper store to buy a special mildewcide.

Warped edge

The warped edge of the wallpaper may be caused by the unclean treatment of the base layer, the low adhesive strength of the adhesive, or the edge of the wall covering the external angle is less than 2mm, etc. The solution: use wallpaper glue powder.

Damaged

The wallpaper is not resistant to bumps from blunt objects. If you find a small part of the surface damage, you can use paint or paint with a similar color to remedy it.

There are stains at the seams

When the wallpaper was pasted, the glue was not completely driven out and piled up at the seams. After a long time, the glue reacted with the wallpaper. Solution: One small bottle of 60-80 degrees boiling water, plus one