First, let me tell you that scoring the wall is a very tedious job. You cannot score too deep, otherwise you have to fill holes in your drywall. On the other hand, if you don't score deep enough, you just wasted a solid 30 minutes of your life.
After scoring, we sprayed the Dif (what I like to call the ectoplasm from Ghostbusters) and let that sit in the scored wallpaper. Sheet by sheet, we tore off the first layer of wallpaper and then followed up the same process, of scoring + Dif, to remove the adhesive residue left behind.
Once the wallpaper was removed, we finally started to see the potential this small half bath had hidden away all these years!
After another trip back to Home Depot, we bought a new faucet ($50), faucet supply lines ($13), new vanity with matching mirror ($300), 1 gallon of Behr paint ($22), and new vanity lights ($40) some miscellaneous items (~$20). In total, we spent just under $500 dollars to take something hideous to something heavenly.
We removed the old clamshell sink by heating up the old caulk with a hairdryer, removed the supply lines and drain pipe from the P-Pipe, and repaired the wall where the caulk had been.
Fresh coat of paint, aligning of the new vanity with the P-Pipe, some more caulk, new vanity lights (be sure to turn the circuit off to the bathroom), and some paint fights with the wife (I know, cliche) we had our new half bath!
