Border

I want to replace my border with crown molding, any suggestions on the easiest way to remove the border?

I’m assuming it is a wallpaper border. You can use wallpaper remover, steam it off, or use a wallpaper scoring tool. Of all of the methods I’ve used to remove borders and wallpaper, steaming it off is by far the easiest.

2 Responses

1. stevetower Says:
   March 1st, 2010 at 4:49 pm

   If it’s vinyl, just pick up a corner and pull off. If paper, wet with a garden sprayer and dig off with putty knife. If it won’t wet, scratch with course sandpaper.
   References :

2. eskie lover Says:
   March 1st, 2010 at 5:00 pm

   I’m assuming it is a wallpaper border. You can use wallpaper remover, steam it off, or use a wallpaper scoring tool. Of all of the methods I’ve used to remove borders and wallpaper, steaming it off is by far the easiest.
   References :
   30 years experience in interior design

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