Double-cutting vinyl contract wallcovering

[@randyelliott9152]

Tip...when installing commercial vinyl do not cut your seams immediately, allow them to relax a few minutes before making you cut

[@Vizr]

Why?

[@rorybellamy2533]

Good luck ! you're gonna need it

[@artepapeldeparede]

congratulations great job

[@socialmediakiduniya4568]

thank you.

[@ronwells5720]

Great video..but what abiut the pasting process..is that on a separate video please

[@The1Oxys]

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[@misstruthseek]

In this day and age why arn't these rolls packaged and delivered with some type of protected edges? Seems to be more of a headache doing things this way?

[@normenradvany5513]

Yes! This is my big complaining always! I hanged my first wallpaper in 1986 and there were always factory cut the edges! This is always a lot of headache and a lot of time.

[@wallpaperfactorylanca1803]

we have in the wallpaper industry for years, cutting edge installation methods are not comen in China wallpaper market. most of our product with a smooth edge.www.lancawall.com.

[@dericanslum1696]

...because this is commercial and you're usually dealing with dozens on rolls on large unfinished commercial projects...hotels etc...not just a few rolls that sit in a closet until you're ready to do your small bedroom...

[@keithc9461]

Harlequin and Roma seem to have protected edge packaging, seem's like a ball ache hanging these papers

[@randyelliott9152]

Most residential wallcoverings are factory trimmed,some of the higher end wallcoverings are hand silk screened and have a salvage edge that requires either table trimming or double cutting,54" commercial vinyl ,to my knowledge always requires double cutting the seams.As far as the edges go,as a long time wallpaper installer,I can't count the number of times I have received wallpaper that the edges where either damaged in packaging or shipping.Tip,always lay your wallpaper rolls flat,don't lean them against the wall,it can damage the edges.

[@brendaroutery746]

Extremely helpful....thank you

[@mohamedaminebenkeniou4641]

thank you

[@Photomomlove]

Because you have to be able to remove the excess wallpaper while still wet, sounds like you need to install and remove excess in one session.... I have 5 rolls.... If I do roll 1 and 2 with that seamless cut in the middle, I can't wait until the next day to do that between roll 2 and 3 because roll 2 has already dried. Am I right? Is there a way to overcome this? I am dealing with a mural made of "canvas".

[@KUzZ911]

Don't paste the edge of the stuck wallpaper as you do not want it to dry 100% before you stick the next one.

[@renatvoleac]

Where I can buy some of this wallpaper

[@washingtonsanchez6155]

great tips! thank you!

[@Elyorch87]

You're welcome, ya sabes

[@kamaljatti9285]

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[@allenlinks8088]

What adhesive to use on Sunglo wallcoving

[@mofared]

what is the point of the 5 cm overlap when you can just align them side by side?

[@boardgames69]

If you align side by side, or butt join the paper, you will see the joint. This way the joint is a lot less visible

[@dericanslum1696]

...explained within first minute...it cannot be aligned side by side and is specifically designed for a double cut seam...this is commercial vinyl not traditional residential paper...

[@fef777777]

this way you do not see the joints

[@wallpaperfactorylanca1803]

@@dericanslum1696 you are right, there are special methods for different wallpaper installation.

[@Elyorch87]

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[@joiethomas8741]

My wallcovering is made of material fabric. Do I double layer these?

[@WarrenPaintingLLC]

joie thomas yes

[@Paul-em3co]

Where do you get the cutting tools from

[@Elyorch87]

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