Can I sand the walls to remove excess paste?

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The short answer is "No." You really need to use the general process outlined above. First, get the old wallpaper off. Then, wash the walls with one of the mixtures noted above and rub down the wet walls with towels. I usually use a scraper first -- you will be amazed at the amount of old paste/glue you will get -- and then finish with a damp sponge. Sanding your walls could damage them or make them rough and unsightly.

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