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P2000 wallpaper set
Grandmother Stover's Paste 

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01. This is the wallpaper in pack #P2000
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02. Smooth and paint the Groove Fill plus 1/2" of the wall
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03. Sort and select where the wallpaper will go
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04. Match the pattern for where the two pieces will meet
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05. One of the pieces must be nearly full length
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06. this is a good continuous pattern
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07. Cut the height a little shorter than the wall
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09. Keep the horizontal pattern lined up too
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10. Cut the shorter piece a little longer than the wall
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11. Leave the longer piece full length
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15. While you are pasting the wall, the paper is swelling
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16. If you have enough paste, the paper will slide along the wall
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17. Crowd the corner, then work backward
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18. Work the bubbles out with the dry brush
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20. Brush out the bubbles but don't pull the paper away from the corner
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21. Get the paper tight into the corner
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22. Use a stick to hold the paper square
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23. Keep the paper up against the ceiling
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24. Press the paper tight at the edge
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25. The attic is hard to measure for paper - make a template
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26. Scrap paper folded to find the angle of the attic
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27. Cut a piece smaller than the attic wall
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29. Cut and tape ribbons of paper to the template
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30. The ribbon goes tight to the edge
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32. I will still want clearance at the bottom
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35. This technique works for the most complex shapes
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38. Slide the paper into position
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39. Tight against the roof and far corner
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41. Left-Right sets for each attic room
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