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If the wallpaper is vinyl remove a corner at the lower end of the seam. The length can then be slowly pulled away from the wall, leaving the backing paper attached to the wall.

Depending on the condition of the backing paper it can either be left on the wall and used as lining paper for the new wall covering, or it can be stripped fairly easily with water and a scraper. See Removing wallpaper for more details.
 

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Forum TopicRemoving wall borderjaftoo0 21 Oct 04 at 16:57
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