Recent content by Wevski

You will never loose the lines unfortunately unless the paper has been hung 'perfectly' which is very rare. Patterns in wallpaper usually hide the joins but painting lining paper or patterned paper tends to have the adverse effect and highlight the problem. I suppose it depends on how perfect...

Silicone filler may be used as this never cures. However you cannot paint it! Caulk must never be used as this eventually hardens thus causing cracking. Use good old fashioned putty for the best results!

Planemad and Simonpolly hit the nail on the head. Don't waste your money on the must use this and that products. All I will add is that if this is a bathroom or kitchen I would use silk or semi silk paint for the final coat due to exposure to dampness.

Try relining horizontally not vertically on the bad walls. Failing that, once the paint has fully cured use polyfiller but mix it with powder not ready mixed, and fill the joints. A light sand should be enough to hide the gaps. PS use a very light sand paper or you will tear the paper. HTH

Just a quick tip, if you are planning on using the roller in the near future, wrap the roller in a carrier bag. This prevents the air getting to it and keeps the paint wet ready for the next days use. I have left them in the past for a couple of weeks with no problems. PS make sure it is not...

Probably a bit late now but yes you can apply directly to the plasterboard. The best way is to give the a wash coat to seal as it will be very porous. This means water your first coat down to around 50/50 paint water mix. This will save you time and money as the second coat (70/30) will...