Painting lining paper

knight · 26 Sep 2006

cheers

will hunt some down tomorrow

Third_Eye · 27 Sep 2006

sam8364 said:
Personally, I would always go with 1200 or 1400 paper - they do even make a 1700. Not avaliable at B&Q but should be avaliable from a local decor store or trade supplier - or online - 1200 and 1400 do not cost much more.

They provide good cover for inperfections, and being thicker are easier to manage when wet with paste.

Who is it that does a 1700 grade sam8364 ?

sam8364 · 29 Sep 2006

http://www.decoratingdirect.co.uk/viewprod/m/MAVLP/

These guys supply all grade including 1700 - not sure how easy it would be to use on corners as it is that bit thicker. Never used it myself - just noticed that these guys sold it.

Good luck!

Third_Eye · 29 Sep 2006

Cheers "sam8364" Always learning.

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