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What's the best way to prep walls for Knoll Sheet Vinyl Wallcovering?

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LeKevin
12/17/2025, 11:06:01 AM

Proper wall preparation is key for a flawless Knoll Sheet Vinyl Wallcovering installation. Here's a step-by-step guide to ensure your walls are ready:

  1. Remove Old Wallcoverings and Residue: Begin by completely removing any existing wallcovering and paint residue. The goal is a clean, debris-free surface.
  2. Smooth the Surface: Sand down any bumps or protrusions. Fill in any low spots to create a consistently smooth and even surface for the wallcovering to adhere to.
  3. Prime the Walls: Apply a high-quality wallcovering primer. This step is crucial for optimal adhesion and long-lasting results.
  4. Avoid Layering: KnollTextiles recommends against installing the sheet vinyl over existing materials. Start with a fresh, clean surface.
  5. Address Gloss: If your walls have a glossy finish, lightly sand them to reduce the sheen. Wipe away any dust with a dry cloth after sanding.
  6. Check for Color Uniformity: Make sure the wall color is consistent throughout the installation area. Variations in color could potentially affect the final look of the wallcovering.
  7. Ensure Dry Walls: If the walls are newly plastered, make sure they are completely dry before applying the wallcovering to prevent any adhesion problems. Following these steps will help you achieve a professional-looking result with your Knoll Sheet Vinyl Wallcovering.
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