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    wallpapering new plasterboard

    Is it possible to wallpaper directly onto new plasterboard? Do I have to seal it with PVA first? Thanks Andrew
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    Wallpapering and finishing on an outer edge

    I'm wallpapering some of the bedroom and the walls I plan to finish on will be on nibs. I'm no pro and was wondering if there is anything that can be done or I should look out for when finishing on an outer edge?? The wallpaper will finish on the outer edge and then the other side will be...
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    Removing filler from wallpaper.

    Council drilled holes in a flat and filled holes with filler spreading onto wallpaper. Any ideas if it's possible to remover the filler from the wallpaper. ThanksIMG_20190919_153448 by jackpot posted 19 Sep 2019 at 4:32 PM
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    Wallpapering a table

    Hi all, I've agreed to take on a project for a friend opening a cafe and I'm going to be putting some wallpaper on circular tables with some custom perspex on top. I'll be "sticking" 2 pieces of wallpaper on the table with a joint in the middle and then trimming carefully with a knife...
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    Stripping Wallpaper

    ...First post after a long time viewing! I'm just after any tips on what to do with the walls on my pics, currently stripping off old wallpaper of which there is about 6 layers. On some of the walls i have taken the vinyl off, leaving the backing paper and would like to either paint over and...
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    Polystyrene wallpaper

    ...of having a northwest aspect and is, therefore, exposed to the wind and rain. The decorator has now lined the wall with Cotina wallpaper which is basically a thin layer of polystyrene which should go a long way to alleviate the condensation problems. Regretably, it appears this...
  7. Derekbirmingham

    Wallpapering a patched plaster wall

    hello people im derek from birmingham and this is my first venture into wallpapering.. I live in a 50’s x council house and im in the process of steam stripping a bedroom wall with the view of repapering.. From the photo would it be a good idea to cross under paper first before i put the main...
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    Matching wallpaper?

    ...doors that led to the same room from the last owners so have removed one of the doors and blocked it up. We are now trying to match the wallpaper, as it was a favourite part of the house when we bought it (didn't have much going for it bless!) - after extensive googling cannot find the...
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    Wallpaper Borders

    I want to fix a wallpaper border halfway up a wall. The walls are covered with new unpainted lining paper which will eventually be painted in matt emulsion. I can't decide if it's better to emulsion the wall and apply the border afterwards, or whether to fix the border onto the unpainted lining...
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    Wallpaper stripping

    My partner is stripping off living room wallpaper with a steamer. The problem is not getting it stripped to the bare wall. Any recommendations on how to do this effeciently? And does the wall be plastering once the paper is removed?
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    Wallpaper Paste

    I wish to purchase a wallpaper paste that does NOTcontain a fungicide. All the pastes in the High Street DIY stores seem to contain a fungicide. Does anyone know of a readily available paste with no fungicide?
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    wallpaper stores?

    does anybody know of any wallpaper stores/warehouse with a good selection ,rather than searching through all the paper books,prefably west of london(heathrow)and south. many thanks Terry
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    1st time wallpapering

    Hi got a room to paper and was planning on putting it on existing wallpaper. Have taken dado down, need to fill in areas where plaster has been pulled off, no problem. Cant get the border off the existing wallpaper, do I just sand the edges of the border down so it is smooth, if so, will...
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    how to redecorate and blend wallpaper and bare wall

    Hi, I need to decorate a room in my new house. When removing some bookshelves I found that most of the room has wallpaper and behind the bookshelves is just bare wall. The wall paper is slightly textured. I want to redecorate and paint the whole room white without removing the wallpaper. Can...
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    Stains on woodchip wallpaper

    Hi, Please can someone reccomend a product to cover stains on woodchip wallpaper coated with matt emulsion! Regards Dave
  16. Tunaroll

    Wallpaper removal: Have I removed too much?

    Hi, I have moved into a new house and trying to remove woodchip wallpaper whilst decorating. I scored the wall and dampened them down with wallpaper remover and got scraping. There were multiple layers and I’m down to pink plaster. Have I got too far? I’m now panicking as other videos I have...
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    Orange flaky coat under wallpaper

    Hi, Me and my partner are renovating our first house. We have started by removing the wallpaper (with a steamer) but are left with a patchy, flaky coat of orangey coloured stuff on the plaster. Is this dried wallpaper paste? And is there any way to get this off apart from scraping? I have...
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    Wallpapering tips please!

    I'm wallpapering for the first time and it's not easy! None of the walls are flat or true in any direction - the joys of having a Victorian house... Anyway, I'm working around the chimney breast (from left to right) and probably should have planned it better. The problem I've got now is that...
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    Oh Gawd this wallpaper

    The hallways had an old floral patterned vinyl wallpaper. It looked quite sound but was a really loud pattern. I wanted this stripped off and just painted. His Lordship has painted over the vinyl wallpaper. The actual pattern and colour has disappeared but there are all lumpy bits all over...
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    Wallpaper on a concrete lintel

    I've removed old wallpaper from a bedroom wall and found that the concrete lintel above the window (it's a wide window, over 2m) is now exposed. The surrounding plasterwork is level with the lintel. It's an interior lintel only, if that makes a difference. My question is, is it ok to...
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