http://www.wallpapermuralinfo.com Professional wallpaper mural information guarantees you'll complete your masterpiece in no time. Bring your design to life on and add an artistic touch to your home, school or office. Information and resources are updated daily. en-us July 31, 2010 July 31, 2010 comments2@wallpapermuralinfo.com comments2@wallpapermuralinfo.com http://www.wallpapermuralinfo.com If your wallpaper has been applied directly to sheetrock, you may have better results using a wallpaper removing agent or chemical rather than a steamer. <p> The reason is a steamer may also loosen the sheetrock or the paper backing on the sheetrock, and may cause small to large pieces to come off with the wallpaper when you remove it. <p> If you have already started your project and are seeing small or even large pieces of sheetrock coming off during your steaming process, take a look at this article <a href="http://www.wallpaper.mydiyguide.com/tips&secrets/wallrepair.shtml">http://www.wallpaper.mydiyguide.com/tips&secrets/wallrepair.shtml</a> It will help you repair the holes that have formed. <p> If you just can't stand the idea of using chemicals to remove your wallpaper - or - you know the sheetrock beneath the wallpaper is old and will definitely crumble when you try a steamer, you might want to consider painting over the wallpaper.<p> If painting is the way to go, you will want to paint over your wallpaper using an oil based primer or sealer followed by 1 to 4 coats of finishing paint. <p> For complete set of step-by-step instructions on how to prepare your walls for painting, what kinds of paints work best on certain types of wallpaper, and how to paint over wallpaper, you may want to claim a copy of My Wallpaper Guide. Click here to go to <a href="http://www.wallpaper.mydiyguide.com">http://www.wallpaper.mydiyguide.com</a> <p> This article is copywrite by LLC Enterprises Ltd. and/or mydiyguide.com 2005. All rights reserved. <br> About the Author <p>None July 31, 2010 http://www.wallpapermuralinfo.com