Artex removal
- Thread starter mjj1
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You have 3 options:
1. Use a steam stripper to remove it - this is messy and is not really recommended as some consider the 'fumes' from the Artex to be dangerous.
2. Fill over it - coat it wih PVA, then use a ready mixed filler to smooth over it, sand and then coat again with PVA and decorate as normal.
3. Get an expert in to do it
1. Use a steam stripper to remove it - this is messy and is not really recommended as some consider the 'fumes' from the Artex to be dangerous.
2. Fill over it - coat it wih PVA, then use a ready mixed filler to smooth over it, sand and then coat again with PVA and decorate as normal.
3. Get an expert in to do it
Hi,
Get a plasterer in,get a quote for the whole job,or room by room and have the walls and ceilings skim coated.You will get a far better job than trying to scrape it off with all that mess.
Roughcaster.
Get a plasterer in,get a quote for the whole job,or room by room and have the walls and ceilings skim coated.You will get a far better job than trying to scrape it off with all that mess.
Roughcaster.
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