Artex or texture paper
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You can see a seam. Press it with your fingernail- paper will dent, artex won't
You can see a seam. Press it with your fingernail- paper will dent, artex won't
Thanks for the response!
I've started stripping it and seems there are two further layers of lining paper. So it's a pin, but it's coming off slowly.
Only issue is the walls are lined too, so it's difficult not to pull of the top of the wall, see picture!
If I continue like this, can I use filler to make a smooth join? Or have I screwed myself into a bigger job!?
I've started stripping it and seems there are two further layers of lining paper. So it's a pin, but it's coming off slowly.
Only issue is the walls are lined too, so it's difficult not to pull of the top of the wall, see picture!
If I continue like this, can I use filler to make a smooth join? Or have I screwed myself into a bigger job!?
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I would run along the ceiling/wall join with a Stanley knife to stop the issue
You can probably fill and sand to hide damage but better to prevent it
Presumably you are using steam
You can probably fill and sand to hide damage but better to prevent it
Presumably you are using steam
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