Which wallpapering tools do I need to hang the wallpaper? and How to use?

There are a few tools you will need to get started in wallpapering: a measuring tape, a level, a sharp knife, a straight edge, a pasting brush, a sponge, and a seam roller. 

You may also need a steamer to remove old wallpaper. 

Measuring tape: Measure the height and width of the wall to be papered. Add at least two inches to each measurement to allow for trimming. 

Level: A level is used to make sure your wallpaper is hung evenly. Sharp knife: You will need a sharp knife to cut the wallpaper to size. 

Straight edge: A straight edge is used to trim the wallpaper once it is hung. 

Pasting brush: A pasting brush is used to apply the paste to the back of the wallpaper. 

Sponge: A sponge is used to remove any excess paste from the wallpaper. 

Seam roller: A seam roller is used to smooth out any air bubbles or wrinkles in the wallpaper. Steamer: A steamer may be needed to remove old wallpaper.

How to use Wallpapering Tools?

To begin, measure the wall you'll be working on and calculate how much wallpaper you'll need. 

Then, cut the wallpaper to size, making sure to leave a little extra at the top and bottom. 

Next, apply the wallpaper paste to the back of the wallpaper using a brush or roller. Be generous with the paste, making sure to cover the entire surface. 

Now it's time to hang the wallpaper. Starting at the top of the wall, carefully align the wallpaper with the ceiling and smooth it down as you go. 

Use the level to make sure the wallpaper is straight, and use the smoothing brush to remove any air bubbles. 

Finally, trim the excess wallpaper from the top and bottom of the wall with a knife. That's it! You've successfully hung your wallpaper.