M marymary Joined 8 Jan 2004 Messages 4 Reaction score 0 Country 8 Jan 2004 #1 The woodchip in general is ancient and hardly has any chip left in it - It's above the picture rail all along my hall and I was plannng to paper below and above the picture rail in a grade 4 lining paper and paint over it.
The woodchip in general is ancient and hardly has any chip left in it - It's above the picture rail all along my hall and I was plannng to paper below and above the picture rail in a grade 4 lining paper and paint over it.
O oilman Joined 16 Sep 2003 Messages 7,977 Reaction score 31 Country 17 Jan 2004 #2 Get a steam stripper, take it off, do it properly, grief always comes from short cuts.
B breezer 18 Jan 2004 #3 i may be wrong but i was thinking if you do paper over woodchip, would the "chips" bulge for want of a better word through the new layer?
i may be wrong but i was thinking if you do paper over woodchip, would the "chips" bulge for want of a better word through the new layer?
Scoby_Beasley Joined 1 May 2003 Messages 1,881 Reaction score 58 Location Durham Country 18 Jan 2004 #4 oilman said: Get a steam stripper, take it off, do it properly, grief always comes from short cuts. Click to expand... £23 from Wi**es, a bl**dy useful tool too.
oilman said: Get a steam stripper, take it off, do it properly, grief always comes from short cuts. Click to expand... £23 from Wi**es, a bl**dy useful tool too.
U uncle_geoff Joined 18 Jan 2004 Messages 64 Reaction score 1 Country 18 Jan 2004 #5 Is it possible to use lining paper over cork wall tiles? Its just such a nightmare to remove the old ones . . .
Is it possible to use lining paper over cork wall tiles? Its just such a nightmare to remove the old ones . . .
G GwaiLo Joined 30 Dec 2003 Messages 100 Reaction score 0 Country 18 Jan 2004 #6 Geoff, Anytning is possible. It just isn't a very good idea if you want a decent and durable job.