Will the wallpaper not peel off if I paste it in sections and plaster the walls? For example, if I l…

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Will the wallpaper not peel off if I paste it in sections and plaster the walls? For example, if I level one corner of 1.5 by 1.5 meters, paste the wallpaper there, and then move on to another section.
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Ekaterina Salina
Don't do it like that. First, clean everything, prime, plaster, sand, prime, putty, prime, and then you can hang the wallpaper.
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Shashkova Anna
So, you spackle the walls, then you sand them down, and the dust just flies everywhere. Then primer, and only then wallpapering.

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yankovskaya yuliya
Do it in stages. Plaster (you can do it in parts), then soak, then glue (also possible in parts).
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Churkina (Belous) Diana
No, that's not how it's done. Everything will be covered in construction dust. Plastering requires a draft, but it's not recommended for wallpapering.
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Kristina
The plaster needs to dry, it's not like it'll be ready in two hours.
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Fona
You can't make it perfectly even in parts.
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lena
After this kind of renovation, you'll need to do another one. Everything will be covered in gray dust
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inessa
No! First, we need to plaster everything. Then putty. And then wallpaper. Only in sections for the rooms
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