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It's a standard metal hairpin leg?

Do you mean pack the place where the legs attach?? If so, I've tried this but you literally can't pack it enough without it being totally totally totally obvious and incredibly ugly. There's too much variation. This is what I'm asking about - how to pack the bottom of the table - how do I do...

Thanks for the ideas. They are hairpin legs so no adjustability and I kinda need to stick with them because I paid for them and they're part of 'the look' - and the tables match each other. The packing I tried but they're so out of kilter that the packing is very very visually obvious and it...

Ok so I bought a table off ebay. Well, two tables actually one coffee table and on console table. 'Urban, recycled' look was advertised. How could I have known that this meant 'Constructed with absolutely no skill so as to be incapable of create a straight, true table that doesn't wobble...

Anyone? :(

Hi Can anyone advise on the above please? This is an integrated washer dryer and in recent months it has started to leave gingery brown blobs on clothes - it appears to be specifically on white items (darn it!) (although I guess it's doing it to darker items as well, it's just that I can't see...

You couldn't afford 'em!

Brill! I'll be stripping at the weekend then!

Oooh, couldn't resist picking a corner and seeing what happened - the paper is just peeling straight off, no steam or stripping tools required - yay! I'll need to fill a few tiny nail holes from where pics were put up before and a light sand on any very slightly flaky bits from the underlying...

Hiya Well, I bought a table with hairpin legs off eBay (WHAT was I thinking...). Following in the currently trendy industrial style it looked pretty good. Item description states something like "this is made from natural materials and as such there may be knots, greening of the wood and rough...

I guarantee there will a. Be no lining paper and 2. These walls too will also not have been sealed after their being plastered. I painted over the paper with silk vinyl so I'll have to see how easily it comes off. Cheers.

Poopy. The bathroom can wait for a bit then; guess I'll be working the steam stripper at the weekend then! I must say, that does sound like the only solution that would give me confidence that the new paper would go on totally smooth. Thank you for your reply.

Hi all Couple of questions, the first one about papering. I had wallpaper on which was white background and huge black stylised flowers. The texture of the wallpaper is that it wasn't flock or anything like that, it was flat, but there is a weave pattern and before I put up new wallpaper...