2 Cover discoloration
3 Can give you the colors and patterns you like
4 Fast and easy to apply
5 Safe for renters
6 Cheap
Will the Wallpaper Damage the Cabinet?
Safety Tips: Using Wallpaper on Cabinets
It may, as well, as it may not here is why. There are different types of wallpaper some are removable while some are forever. For kitchen cabinets, it’s best to use the removable stick-and-peel vintage wallpaper. These are also called renters wallpaper because it leaves no trace. Using the unremovable wallpaper could damage the surface of the cabinet by removing the varnish or paint. This type of wallpaper requires water to remove safely.
This is the wallpaper I used because it matches some of my kitchen appliances and it is just beautiful. The link is just above if you like it too.
You’ll Need:
- Scissors
- Ruler
- Inch measure
- Pencil
- Wallpaper
- Flat surface for cutting
Instructions:
Step 1. Measure the size of each cabinet door
Step 2. Cut the wallpaper to the size of the cabinet doors
Step 3. Clean the cabinet doors with dish soap and water
Step 4. Dry well with a paper towel
Step 4. Start at the top of the door by holding the wallpaper at the edge and slowly peeling downwards. While peeling use on hand to smooth out using a small towel. Continue until all the pieces of wallpaper are applied.
Step 6. Give a final rub with the cloth to make sure there are no creases visible.
Step 7. Step back and give yourself a thumbs up.
Before
After
How Do I know The Size of Wallpaper to Buy?
Wallpapers or measured in inches or feet. Before buying make sure to measure your cabinets to see how much you’ll be needing