What are the wallpaper pasting processes?

1. Preparation: The base course shall be smooth, clean and dry. If it is a putty base, it should be polished and oiled. Classify and cut the wallpaper before pasting. Second, the glue modulation:

1. lightweight wallpaper: pour a proper amount of water into a clean bucket, stir and slowly pour wallpaper powder, usually two packs of powder (320g) with 8 ~ 12l of water, and stir vigorously after 3 minutes.

2. Thick wallpaper: Add a can (400g) of wallpaper white mucilage to the above glue, and use it after stirring evenly.

3. Wall coating: wallpaper white paste or special wall coating rubber powder can be directly used.

Third, gluing:

1. wallpaper preparation: clean the back of the wallpaper, measure the height of the wall with a tape measure, and reserve 10 ~ 20 cm for each section when cutting, and pay attention to the connection of patterns between adjacent wallpapers. 2. Apply the glue evenly on the back of the wallpaper with a wide brush, and pay attention to the edge of the wallpaper.

3. Fold the two ends in half, and let the glue soak the wallpaper for 5 ~ 10 minutes, so that the glue can fully penetrate into the wallpaper and let the wallpaper stretch out.

Four, wallpaper paste:

1. When pasting wallpaper, the first wallpaper should be vertical with elastic lines, and the wallpaper should be pasted in a straight line to ensure that the wallpaper is vertical. The first vertical line should be 50 ~ 80 mm away from the corner and less than the wallpaper width, and the trimming should be arranged near the internal corner. The joint at the internal corner should overlap not less than 2 ~ 3 mm, and it is not allowed to be paved with the whole wallpaper. Yang Angle can not have joint, corner should not be less than 20mm and compaction.

2. The pasting sequence is generally the wall first, then the ceiling, then the details, and then the bedding face.

3. For wallpaper with patterns, aim at the remaining edges with a steel ruler for cutting. The cutting should be completed at one time, and it is not allowed to cut again.

4. Scrape the wallpaper from the middle to both sides and from high to low with a scraper, and wipe off the excess glue on the edge with a wet towel. After the wallpaper is aligned and pasted according to the pattern, cut off the redundant wallpaper along the skirting line, and scrape the pasted wallpaper flat with a scraper (don't use too much force to prevent indentation).