Hi,
I have removed the wallpaper from my kitchen in a new-ish house (Early 90s). Under the wallpaper there is a magnolia paint (I think) on top of the original plaster that has come off in places and remained in other places. This has created quite an uneven surface between where the paint remains and the plaster.
I do not want to paint over this as the uneveness would show through.
How would you advise resolving this problem as I imagine it is quite common. One thought I had was to try and remove all of the old paint to make the surface even again but that could take ages and I do not know what to use to remove the paint with.
Thanks,
Glenn
I have removed the wallpaper from my kitchen in a new-ish house (Early 90s). Under the wallpaper there is a magnolia paint (I think) on top of the original plaster that has come off in places and remained in other places. This has created quite an uneven surface between where the paint remains and the plaster.
I do not want to paint over this as the uneveness would show through.
How would you advise resolving this problem as I imagine it is quite common. One thought I had was to try and remove all of the old paint to make the surface even again but that could take ages and I do not know what to use to remove the paint with.
Thanks,
Glenn