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StencilSearch.com Forum  |  Related Arts  |  Murals & More  |  Topic: Mural material
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Rowena
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« on: May 29, 2006, 06:54 PM »

 To put a mural in a hard to orchestrate place, such as a ceiling or a niche,
stretch and paint the mural at your studio and then gently remove. Roll around a carpet tube and transport to the site. Unroll and prime the back of the mural with a clay based wallpaper paste and "book" the mural for up to 15 min. (let it rest).
Then apply the mural to the ceiling or the niche like wallpaper being careful not to stretch it. Trim and wipe any excess paste with a damp sponge.
Much less work and much more WOW factor!

Rowena Fengel
Bella! Bella! Studo
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