Why don’t you have a plumb line drawn before you cut that corner? The right hand paper will never be straight and as you continue (of course) the paper get more and more crooked!
What's this about you coming to cities near you? Could you come to our city I'd love to get me and my guys setup on your wallpaper Academy. Do you know about the wallpaper Guild?
As a decorator in 🇬🇧 we always cut our corners in overlap by 3mil then put the cut off up too the corner match up Plumb in and trim where needed, alway on every corner
Spencer when I watch your videos I find myself talking to my phone saying things like been there Spencer fuckin right Spencer that's exactly how I'd do it Spencer wife's always asking who's this Spencer fella your always talkin to when I tell her I'm talkin to my phone she just shakes her head and mumbles under her breath she'll be gettin the men in white coats to come take me away lol
I discovered I have not one single wall that is straight ( no bowing) and not even corners. They look it but they are liars. I had to fiddle with paper every time I made a corner.
@@robbennett9631that’s the trouble. He says to use this method if the corner is not straight but then the next piece will not be straight lol that’s why we put a plumb line on the adjacent wall. You’d be better off using the method he suggested if the corner IS straight, then you’d save a littler time hanging it plus the adjacent wall has more chance of being straight for the next sheet
Hi again Spencer, so is it quite acceptable not to cut a corner and sacrafice a little plump on the adjacent wall? Obviously cut the paper if we have major buckling.. Great video by the way "prozac" 🤣🤣🤣
Great question; general rule… Always cut the corner; if you have a geometric pattern, consider not cutting the corner but using and extra tacky paste in the corner to keep it down and then wait on the corner to make sure it doesn’t come up before hanging the next piece; in every case to the right or left of a closet or a doorway we’re there is that 2 inch space and then a corner, no need to cut that at all
100% correct. It's not alllways going to match unless the Conners are 100% straight wicth is most unlikely. The main thing is the pattern to match all the way round the round. We use a laser to make sure its straight.
I am hysterical over what you just wrote. But, I fear that it may be a criticism of my work… Either way, if it was a criticism, don’t respond let me enjoy the laughter of your words
@@spencercolgan Omgoodness! I'm exhausted but it turned out spectacular. I heard your voice in my head as i was cutting the corners and planning my attack. im so glad I watched some of your videos before attempting this. Thank you!
i,e, was it plastered prior to the advent of plasterboard?? Then good luck on having straight walls. I am here because not only was my house built in 1913 but every man that worked on it was probably drunk at the time...
V useful, watched all the way and this will solve many a problem now i know how to hide the overlap from general view, you are indeed an entertainer as well as an educator. And independently wealthy or not, you and my friend who has been a carpenter for 35 years would get on well. He often says do you want it done right or fast. Best wishes :) Coventry - England.
i am a proffesional as wel in the Netherlands with wallpaper. Spencer Colgan your videos are helpfull for many people. keep up the good work with this topvideos
Hi Spencer watched so many of your videos there very helpful! This one I particular. Although I have a question, what if we have an external wall ( corner of the chimney breast ) that leaves the same overhang? But its not in an internal corner to do the same technique as you just did here 🤞🤞🤞
Sometimes my bubble is off square LOL > I don't know why but when I see a wallpaper job I have to make sure it all matches, wished I didn't ,but you sure do good work . Your videos are so very helpful and I enjoy watching them. Thank you
Why don’t you have a plumb line drawn before you cut that corner? The right hand paper will never be straight and as you continue (of course) the paper get more and more crooked!
Laughed so much at the prozac 🤣🤣
What's this about you coming to cities near you? Could you come to our city I'd love to get me and my guys setup on your wallpaper Academy. Do you know about the wallpaper Guild?
As a decorator in 🇬🇧 we always cut our corners in overlap by 3mil then put the cut off up too the corner match up Plumb in and trim where needed, alway on every corner
Yes Darren. I agree!
@@spencercolgan you said ideally you shouldn’t cut in corners this information is incorrect
This guy uses the same technique used on many council estates AKA the bodge hang, or some may know it as, the gypo job. 😂😂
There’s Prozac for that 😂
@@Rick-br7qn yeah there is wtf
Always entertaining and informative 👌🏻
Wonder if the academy launched. 😳
Christopher Walken does wallpaper. 👏
Spencer when I watch your videos I find myself talking to my phone saying things like been there Spencer fuckin right Spencer that's exactly how I'd do it Spencer wife's always asking who's this Spencer fella your always talkin to when I tell her I'm talkin to my phone she just shakes her head and mumbles under her breath she'll be gettin the men in white coats to come take me away lol
I always cut in the corners you shouldn never bend round the corner
You’re correct
Not sure if just a really dry sense of humor or a narcissist. He must be fun at parties.
Thank you Christopher Walken
I always start from corner with a new strip of wallpaper then you can match round the corner
Don’t stop the funny commentary!
The sheet coming out of the corner you should have used a plumb bob then it would be 100 per cent perfect
Gabriel, you must be from the UK… I hear you brother but I hate plumbob
@@spencercolgan May I ask if you don’t use plumb Bob then when you join the next piece this would be running out??
I discovered I have not one single wall that is straight ( no bowing) and not even corners. They look it but they are liars. I had to fiddle with paper every time I made a corner.
@@robbennett9631that’s the trouble. He says to use this method if the corner is not straight but then the next piece will not be straight lol that’s why we put a plumb line on the adjacent wall. You’d be better off using the method he suggested if the corner IS straight, then you’d save a littler time hanging it plus the adjacent wall has more chance of being straight for the next sheet
Haha i just hung my first room and i stare at it like that 😅
a bad job will be forgotten a good job will be remembered just like this one
It's the other way round
You didn't need to cut from the top. (5:12)
Do you have to over lap the corner
What brand is that wall paper?
“There’s a thing called Prozac…” Not me, feeling called out! 👁 👄 👁
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Hi again Spencer, so is it quite acceptable not to cut a corner and sacrafice a little plump on the adjacent wall? Obviously cut the paper if we have major buckling.. Great video by the way "prozac" 🤣🤣🤣
Great question; general rule… Always cut the corner; if you have a geometric pattern, consider not cutting the corner but using and extra tacky paste in the corner to keep it down and then wait on the corner to make sure it doesn’t come up before hanging the next piece; in every case to the right or left of a closet or a doorway we’re there is that 2 inch space and then a corner, no need to cut that at all
@@spencercolgan perfect explanation, thanks 🙂
You should cut your corners every time mate . No exceptions .
I do now.
100% correct. It's not alllways going to match unless the Conners are 100% straight wicth is most unlikely. The main thing is the pattern to match all the way round the round. We use a laser to make sure its straight.
Can I get Prozac at Lowes? ... I think I may need some for this wallpaper job.
I am hysterical over what you just wrote. But, I fear that it may be a criticism of my work… Either way, if it was a criticism, don’t respond let me enjoy the laughter of your words
@@spencercolgan Omgoodness! I'm exhausted but it turned out spectacular. I heard your voice in my head as i was cutting the corners and planning my attack. im so glad I watched some of your videos before attempting this. Thank you!
@@BEECHARMER101 I’m so happy to hear that beech!
i,e, was it plastered prior to the advent of plasterboard?? Then good luck on having straight walls. I am here because not only was my house built in 1913 but every man that worked on it was probably drunk at the time...
V useful, watched all the way and this will solve many a problem now i know how to hide the overlap from general view, you are indeed an entertainer as well as an educator. And independently wealthy or not, you and my friend who has been a carpenter for 35 years would get on well. He often says do you want it done right or fast.
Best wishes :) Coventry - England.
My wall is crooked so I had to redo it. Found this video and now my corner looks great Thank u.
i am a proffesional as wel in the Netherlands with wallpaper. Spencer Colgan your videos are helpfull for many people. keep up the good work with this topvideos
Nice explanation. No waffle. 😊😊❤
weird dude. I like it
What’s weird
Cut your corners but don't cut corners 👍
Very funny and very informative...ty.
Hi Spencer watched so many of your videos there very helpful! This one I particular. Although I have a question, what if we have an external wall ( corner of the chimney breast ) that leaves the same overhang? But its not in an internal corner to do the same technique as you just did here 🤞🤞🤞
Sorry for the late response… Yes, please do the same procedure
i enjoyed your video !!! was very easy to understend the process , thanks a lot !!
Sometimes my bubble is off square LOL > I don't know why but when I see a wallpaper job I have to make sure it all matches, wished I didn't ,but you sure do good work . Your videos are so very helpful and I enjoy watching them. Thank you
Thank you so much! Are you a paper hanger?
Hey Spencer, what a hoot to find you in this area, gfu! Great work and instructional, esp with awesome Bklyn sarcasm😎
Billy! Did we work together in the bagel store?????
Give me a call during the day please 646-496-2451
"Prozac" :)) :)) :))
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did your patterrn line up. you didnt show that on your cut and refit becauce of the off corner
Yes. Thank you for pointing that out for my viewers. I appreciate it
thx
what kind of smothers are those , clear and wide with a handle pretty good anywhere on the internet i can find them?
Please go to PPG paints and you will find it
I appreciate your professionalism and humor. People who don’t have either will complain about how long it takes for your demonstration.
Thanks for sharing!! You are so funny we love your video😀
lol.
What if on the right side of the corner, the paper does not come out level?
Then you trim it with the guiding principle being plumbness of the wallpaper. Trim in corner
Super helpful!!
Wat about the glue for the over lap
The glue for the overlap? Please explain to me what do you mean
He means VoV on the underlap
No that condition is called bodge….. and you should probably get some professionals in to fix that problem