Hi all,
I'm in the process of decorating and removed some old paper from a chimney breast. The paper came off fine but it seems like underneath the wall has been pained with the dreaded one coat. On most of the wall, the one coat has peeled off. I've scraped and sanded off any loose bits but there are still several patches on the wall. As a result of this, I have a very small, but noticeable when you rub your hand over it, step between wall and patches of one coat paint.
I plan on papering this wall but not sure if this small step will show though? I can't see it being noticeable once papered but don't want to waste my time if its a no-go.
If it will, is there anything I can do (apart from getting it skimmed)?
I'm in the process of decorating and removed some old paper from a chimney breast. The paper came off fine but it seems like underneath the wall has been pained with the dreaded one coat. On most of the wall, the one coat has peeled off. I've scraped and sanded off any loose bits but there are still several patches on the wall. As a result of this, I have a very small, but noticeable when you rub your hand over it, step between wall and patches of one coat paint.
I plan on papering this wall but not sure if this small step will show though? I can't see it being noticeable once papered but don't want to waste my time if its a no-go.
If it will, is there anything I can do (apart from getting it skimmed)?