Removing wallpaper ?

Any good hardware store will sell you a wallpaper steamer for around $50, some will rent you one for $15 a day. A couple of scrapers and some adhesive cleaner, job done.

The real art is putting the new covering up.

Reproducing this one may take a while.

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Unless you do this PITA job yourself, you'll want to contact a painter or paper hanger not a yard. This is a household job not a boat job. For DIY start with a "paper tiger" to score the old paper then spray on glue disolver or steam it, then scrape.

Most wallpaper in yachts is a fabric backed vinyl, glued to (hopefully) primed plywood. Get a corner loose and it should pull right off. The remaining glue residue may need to be sanded smooth prior to the new install. Traditional steamers, etc should not be necessary.

Hire a good, well experienced paper hanger for the re-install. Traditionally, most residential/commercial guys don't want a yacht install because it's a lot of work. In the current economy, I bet you will find a willing installer! Forget "by the roll" install fees. They do not apply in this instance.

A good installer may want to do the existing removal as well.