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what i do is use white caulk then emulsion over the caulk and then find ur own line with the scertain :wink:

you could be forxcing it to much once you get to a slid edge stop then use the filler to seal that edge to stop it going anymore i think the cloudy patches could be something reacting with the emulsion such as niccotine or something before you emulsion id use a oil based under coat on the cloudy...

why not use an eggshell? its not in ur face like gloss butt it has a little sheen on it :wink:

take all the dado rail off then the paper then get any loose flaky paint off dont go mad just get the loose off then sand the area down dust it off and use interior filler to dub the patch out where the paper was once dry lightly sand it down till its flat as a pancake with the wall and there u...

walls and ceilings 1st then come over on the wood work last some people like to prime and undercoat then emulsion the walls then come over the wood work last :wink:

iv never done it butt my unlce does it i think you have to tape the joins and fill them and the screw holes then rub them back flat

i would only use an oil based masonary you dont want to be doing it every year with waterbased. i use sandtex 365 its called 365 as you can use it 365 days a year aslong as the surface is dry you can put the paint on and it can hammer down with rain in 20 mins and it will still be where you...

bathroom&kitchen paint is vinal silk in english :wink: you pay for them two words (bathroom and kitchen) not the quality

prahaps your putting it on to thick after you have rolled your roller out go back over it lightly laying it out even :wink:

yes you can paint over vinal paper with normal emulsion its easier to use embossed paper if you always fancy a change as you can keep repainting embossed paper :wink:

things like doors and hand rails id use oil based much more hard wearing than water based even tho water based is easier to apply

give it a good shake to get the guts off the bottom then a good sturing mixing it all in it helps to give it the odd stir while ur painting aswell :wink: