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Hi Ron..in answer to your questions... Yes....and, yes.

As good as...it normally uses twice the amount due to the larger surface area

Worth a try...but dont mix it all it might not work and the whole of it will be knackered

Use a thinner one..and thin it out so it acts like a dye

Post a picture up..it sounds interesting...you might need to wet the back of the maps though to make em plyable..otherwise they might crease/bubble

In a word..NO...strip the walls first..you will be throwing money away by papering over paper. One of the biggest no no's in decorating.

Yes but not the whole roll..the water needs to get behind the folds..and, if the roll isnt 'backrolled ' it will still come out upside down

PVA isnt a sealer...it will turn white as soon as it gets wet

Thats not always the case...if the pattern is non symetrical it wont work...you have to set it out differently so it creates a balanced effect.

A lot of papers are rolled 'the wrong way' especially the pricier ones..probably all down to the manufactering techniques...are you sure its not a ready pasted?..because its normal for them to be rolled arseaboutface becuase of the way you cut them and roll them up prior to putting them in a...

Can you still buy 'feb' wallpaper sealer?

Kep it cool though or it will turn back to water very quickly

Personally id take it back and just use the coloured preservative..i put the oil on last year and now its all off again

Its all down to personal choice..but the surface of the coving will have to be super smooth and flat otherwise the gloss will highlight every single surface deviation and texture..plus it might discolour Have you considered vinyl silk or softsheen instead...easier to work with too But if...

Why are you painting it with gloss?

Magnolia it is then... :roll:

Id suggest taking the plasterboard down and re doing it The Plasterboard isnt a fire hazard..but if this is a concern then id recommend fireline boards

I think Gardinia is a far 'fresher; option than Maggy.. Almond white is a nice one too... But I would go for white ceilings Almond white walls and a tint of Almod white on the woodwork to give a softer cooler look Natural Calico and antique cream are also nice colours.

Good point Joe...but I think its gonna fall on deaf eyes...or rather blind eyes :roll:

Ok then