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PVC 3x6 / PVC 3x7, 3x8 / Tough Top paper / Fabric laminated
How to attach
with Warlon double-sided tape
What you'll need: Warlon double-sided tape (approx. 1 roll per door),
utility knife or scissors, a ruler and a pencil
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If the door
frame has a ledge, cut PVC sheet a little shorter (1/32 to 2/32 inch)
than the opening of the ledge, leaving a room for the paper to expand.
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Apply
double-sided tape on the bottom frame, vertical stiles and vertical
kumikos. Do not peel the backing yet.
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Lay PVC
sheet and position it. Peel the backing of tape on the bottom frame
only. Press the sheet on. Only the bottom part is attached at this
point.
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Roll up the
sheet to the bottom, then peel the backing of tape on vertical frames
and kumikos.
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Apply tape
on horizontal kumikos and the top frame. Peel all the backing.
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Slowly
unroll the sheet and press on taped part firmly using hands or a roller.
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Also see How to attach PVC laminated paper with PVC
glue.
Caution:
PVC glue affects stain or varnish.
Avoid
attaching or gluing extra thick 0.45mm sheet
due to the weight.
Use in sandwich style shoji or between glass. PVC paper is not for horizontal use such as ceiling.
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