News! My dining room is lined with this 1970s wallpaper complete with fluorescent-orange flowers.
It’s a Christmas miracle!
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Leona!
I don’t get it. Is this what you are putting up or what you unearthed?
Merry Christmas!
Joy
Leona! I would not put that in. It is under the white board in the dining room. we were putting in trim on the doorway and decided the cheap boards that were there needed to go. This is underneath. So now I get to steam wallpaper — again. Ugh.
Leona
I used this goo– an enzyme– that ate the wallpaper glue and then I used some kind of scraper to get it off. I think it was easier than steaming. Do you know what I am talking about?
joy
Yes I do. We will probably texture over the paper and paint it white. It is weird, thick cardboard-like stuff.