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Wallpaper borders in a bathroom
I'm planning to hang vinyl, prepasted, strippable wallpaper trim (7") at
the top of the painted (satin or eggshell finish)walls. Even though the trim comes prepasted, should I use extra adhesive, due to the higher humidity generally found in bathrooms especially around the tub/shower combo? The bathroom has a window, but no exhaust fan. Its perimeter is 42 feet. The instructions don't mention anything about high-humidity rooms. They just recommend an oil-based or wallpaper primer first; I'll use the latter. Thanks, Ray |
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