#hongkong how to build a Monster Wallpaper at home DIY Craft Drywall Ideas

It was only a short while ago that I was a wallpaper Nerd. Even though I crave into pretty much all DIY or Crafts with both arms, eager and willing to giving whatever it takes to go, with wallpaper it just did not appeal. Mixing the paste, matching the pattern, not covering the light switch - it all seemed so stressful. Yet when I decided that i wanna do a Monster F**** Hughe Wallpaper in my Livingroom, enough was enough, I needed to bite the bullet and learn how to do it. Turns out it wasn't as bad or as stressful as I had thought at all! Since then I've done a bit more wallpapering and learnt what you have to do and where you can cut corners, so to speak. I have Bought the Wallpaper Assembly Material and the LED Light System from https://elektric-junkys.com in china.

With DHL Express it just took about 6-8 Days until all arived my place and i was so Excited you can not Imagine. I did not know the Quality of the Print before but after all it was just awesome.

If money is too tight for a decorator, if you've already splashed the cash on a designer wallpaper, or if you just like doing things yourself without having to make multiple cups of tea for a tradesman to vastly overcharge you for his time, then follow my simple DIY guide to what you need and how to overcome potential wallpaper challenges.

What you will need:

dpd. on the Project you wanna make get a quick email over to elektric-junkys.com ask them if they can help you to estimate and choose the LED System Power calculations and Controller Functions.

Stretch Wallaper Printed and Welded edges
Fixation Aluminum Profiles
LED Lights
Power with enough Power
Controller
Wiring
Remote
Spatula
Driller
Screws
Wood based on Boxing you plan to build
After you have organized all the Stuff you can get over and Start ....

Make sure that all your walls are clean and dry and free from dirt and cobwebs. If there are any 'troubled areas' such as damp, make sure that you resolve these problems before putting up the wallpaper.

Remove any nails, hooks or screws with pliers. Fill in any large holes with a filler (you can get cheap ready-mixed tubes in at the DIY store) and sandpaper down the holes before you apply the wallpaper so it does not cause a bump under your strip.