or more importantly what the next steps are in the process.Gather the information. let it soak it figure out where you want it to be. create a plan that gets you there. 

Walk down the steps to the basement , a foot of water clothes , trash and soaked furniture . 

(Btw, just in case you're wondering, I'm just a potential multi-family investor at the moment trying to soak up knowledge)

The water beaded up nicely, did not soak into the product and I was able to get it all cleaned up with no damage to the floor.I've also dropped a hammer and a drill on it since installation, with no damage and a worker dragged a ladder across it and it didn't scratch.  

I soak it in a bowl of water and squeeze it out before using.

If you leave the wallpaper up and mud or paint over it. sometime water soaks thru and then it starts peeling at the edges. 

The best way is to learn from others' experiences and I am soaking up a lot of what people are saying on here everyday!

They soak up the liquid and come off in sheets.  

I being a teacher here in San Diego for a Catholic School and a Community College too, am I life long learner and from 2011-present have soaked up so much information from experts in the area of creating wealth through real estate, realized my return on equity was at a minuscule 3%.

Let it sit for a bit and soak in, then spray more on.