
Then pull back the non-stick paper from one of the shorter edges and carefully adhere it to your foam board.Ĭontinue pulling back the paper and smoothing the contact paper with your hand or with the smoothing tool onto the foam board until the entire piece is attached save for the overlapped edges. Again, make sure that it overlaps on each side (or 3 of the sides if you are using 2 pieces).

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