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walls, cabinets, shelf liners, drawer, locker, counter tops, stair riser, closet, dresser, table, window, backslash, diy projectsbedroom, living room, bathroom, nursery, sitting room, hallway, powder room, kitchen, pantry areas[ How to Install ]:Clean: Clean the surface before pasting to keep it clean, dry and no dust.Measure & Cut: Measure the area required to be covered and cut to the desired size according to the grid lines on the back (it’s better to leave about 2cm at each edge for easy adjustment).Peel: Peel off the backing paper, but do not remove the entire backing at once.Stick: Apply wallpaper slowly from top to bottom, then use a scraper or dry rag to push air from the center to the sides to prevent air bubbles.Heat: At the edges and corners, it can be heated with a hair dryer to increase its adhesion and help the wallpaper stick better.Cut: Finally cut off the excess wallpaper.Warm Tips: If there are air bubbles after pasting the wallpaper, you can you can tear it off and reattach it, or pierce a hole with a needle or a knife to remove the air bubbles.