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Installing Liner Paper so you can paint over tapewire
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Measure for a close-but-not-touching fit
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It's OK to leave it long at the back and trim it later
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Don't cut in the house - you will cut the tapewire
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Liner paper can be used for walls that will be painted too
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Clean up any left over junk on the ceiling
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Paste the inside of the curve - be generous with paste
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... then paste the ceiling - be generous with the paste
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Start the Liner Paper at the far edge
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Brush toward you to eliminate bubbles
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Extra pressure over the tapewire
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Go right over the holes... they will be cut later
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Make a template for shapes you can't measure
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Transfer the shape to the Liner Paper
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for complex shapes, tape together scraps to match the outside
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Do not cut the paper in place - you WILL cut the tapewire!
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Transfer the shape for the other side
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... paste the wall. This lets the paper swell before it is applied
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Keep the paper "up" and toward the front
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A clean, damp sponge to wash away the excess paste
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Baseboard will cover the space by the floor
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Cut out the holes when the paste is fully dry
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A little sanding for a perfect fit
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