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Currently the walls are woodchip wallpaper in an evening light yellow colour (definitely not pinkish magnolia). I don't know exactly what colour they are but I do remember about 7 years or more ago we bought some trade paint from Dulux Decorators centre to do the job. Cannot remember the paints name.
1)So what is a good quality trade paint that I can use to repaint over the wallpaper - I am looking at the same or similar colour. What tools should I use? Roller or something more specialised.
2) Also the doors and skirting boards are the same light yellow colour - all hardwood so is this best to use non drip or another type of gloss and again what is the best tool?
I am painting just the hallway and 4 doors and skirting boards in the same colour.
3) The wallpaper is not peeling, its in good condition, just looking at refreshing it up. The skirting boards and doors there is some scuff marks and peeling paint. So how practical is it to get someone in to remove the doors and strip them of paint and repaint them.
The doors are fine they are heavy old wooden internal doors but just look a bit aged now.
1)So what is a good quality trade paint that I can use to repaint over the wallpaper - I am looking at the same or similar colour. What tools should I use? Roller or something more specialised.
2) Also the doors and skirting boards are the same light yellow colour - all hardwood so is this best to use non drip or another type of gloss and again what is the best tool?
I am painting just the hallway and 4 doors and skirting boards in the same colour.
3) The wallpaper is not peeling, its in good condition, just looking at refreshing it up. The skirting boards and doors there is some scuff marks and peeling paint. So how practical is it to get someone in to remove the doors and strip them of paint and repaint them.
The doors are fine they are heavy old wooden internal doors but just look a bit aged now.