Nice one, You helped me right out today. I’ve been painting for years but never got into the papering.. Until today, I followed your instructions and papered my first small room with a boxing in & a heavy pattern paper, The matching using your advice was spot on, I’m not going to lie my head was blown a couple of times but for my first attempt I was well chuffed. Cheers man
I have to say, sir, you are a delight. To watch an amazing tradesman at work. The thing today people say they can do the job. And they make such a hash of it Well done, sir, and keep safe. Kind regards David Patel
I just want to thank you for your video, wallpapering around a window. I followed it today and the results are fantastic, took me a long time but what the heck. Thanks again you are making a real difference with these instructional videos. Dean 🙂
That is great news Dean, glad to hear you are finding the videos helpful. Many thanks for the positive feedback. Hope all goes well with all your future decorating projects 😊
Very informative and a great help for my latest papering job at home. You are a dead ringer for one of my ex colleagues at work so that was a bonus. He’s a nice guy too. Many thanks.
Wonderful video. Aside from watching it to learn how to turn corners with wallpaper, I watch this with a glass of brandy just to relax in the evenings. Aubrey, hope you're well! Love your work. From across the pond.
Just checking in from the Isle of Wight Aubrey to thank you kindly for your patient, clear & informed videos. With your help I found the confidence and motivation to finally give the decorating of my own room a good go. From stripping down my previous wallpaper, cleaning and prepping my walls, through painting the ceiling, skirting & door frames - I was able to take time to work in a structured and measured way thanks to your tuition. All I have to face now is my new Paste the wall vinyl wallpaper; and although you don’t have a specific video for this, feel through the advice and tips you’ve shared in other videos, I’m in a good stead to tackle this also… My very grateful thanks to you, here’s hoping you are able to enjoy a wonderful weekend ahead. Sam.
That is brilliant news Sam, I am so glad you are finding the videos helpful. Hope all goes well with your future decorating projects. Have visited the Isle of Wight many times 😊🌞
Well thank you Aubrey for showing how Brit paperhangers do it. I've been a professional paperhanger in USA for 40 years. I've never not wrapped an outside corner. There's tricks if the wall is twisty. After wrapping we plumb next sheet and double cut if needed. I know you can't teach an old dog new tricks but I thought I'd throw it out there.
there is some benefit in wrapping and over cutting. It has the benefit of not leaving the edge of the wallpaper exposed to persons or animals rubbing round the edge and lifting the paper... we see that quite a lot. Particularly prevalent with the thicker papers.
thanks man, i'm gonna take on my fireplace and you've taught me everything i need to know, i have my plumb bob. better than a spirite level in my opinion and with my eyesight. you're the man
@@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating Regarding saving our 40 year marriage, can you suggest how we deal with removing a little foreign object under the paper on the finished wall? It's just a tiny little thing under the paper but it looks much bigger now the paper is over it, it draws the eye I'm afraid. It's distressed rough plaster effect vinyl if that helps. We have a few scraps left over but we can't replace the whole strip.
You could try making a small incision with a craft knife (Stanley Knife) and flicking out the foreign object. Then use an artists brush to apply some PVA glue under the cut and press back down. Wipe away any excess glue with a damp cloth. If you can, try to make the cut along the edge of a pattern so it is less obvious. This has worked for me before. Hope you get it sorted soon.
I am using peel and stick wallpaper right now and needed to know how to do inside and outside corners. You are so clear and concise! I learned so much. I can't say I'm a fan of peel and stick though😂 thank goodness I am using paste the wall wallpaper for the bathroom! You can bet I will be looking for a video from you that explains how to do this. Thank you!
Thanks, Aubrey. Just the job, havent wallpapered for years and needed some instruction for doing a patterned wall paper, and around external corners... I need some more revision so will look at your other stuff too. Thank you
Hi Aubrey, Great vid, I was taught to hang paper this way many years ago (bout 35-40) looks like we have the same tools as well, I will say though that I was taught to use the brush to sweep the paper round the corner! I got up to 2nd year City and Guilds but couldn't do my third year as the job I had @ the time was drywall partitioning and my boss wouldn't let me have time to finish. Only did decorating for a few years but it was good to see the finished rooms! TFS, GB :)
Hi, shame you didn't get the chance to finish your third year. I expect the skills you learnt through your training has been useful over the years. Yes, it is great to see a room transformed, I still enjoy that side of the job now.
Thank you Aubrey. New Year; New feature chimney breast wallpaper project. Watching you gives me the confidence to get on with it. You are always so calm and give lots of useful tips.
great video orb i am reluctant to hang paper although ive seen my dad do it hundreds of times and he learnt it of his dad. i feel like i should do a proper course this year.
Sounds like your dad`s a very good decorator and good paperhangers are often hard to come by. Let me know how you get on if you do sign up for a course 😊
Your videos are so helpful - thank you! Any plans to do a video about lining papering around Windows and door frames please? That would be terrific. Thanks!
Thanks for the video, much appreciate it. I’m currently doing a chimney breast… and they have flat faces on the corners, with a triangular part at the bottom. Proving to be very tricky! This is my first attempt… so can’t be too hard on myself I guess 😅
Hi Aubrey... love your videos, they are very helpfull. I have a question if you could help please. I'm going to paint a ceiling for my mother, after I use filler to smooth out a crack i think I need to prime over the filler before I add the main coat of paint to the entire ceiling. My question is do I prime over the filler using the same emulsion I will be painting the ceiling with straight out of the tin or do I need to dilute the paint before hand? Hope you can help 🙏
Glad you are enjoying the videos. Yes you will need to apply a thinned down coat of matt emulsion first, approx. 20% with water. Hope all goes well for you 😊
Hi Aubrey, Why you have added an inch to the left over piece from the right corner drop wall which it was 26 inches left from the remaining first corner wallpapering drop and then you have created a pencil line to level it at 27 inches when you could have used the true measurement of the remaining piece (26 inches) and used the laser level as guide. Thank you, Elkin
Love watching your vids you make it sound so easy.... 1 thing ive a question about, what happens if the paper is a darker colour? You will see the white back part of the paper if you overlap it.
You can roll it up tight and rub a dark crayon or similar over the white edge of the paper to darken it before pasting and hanging. Glad you are finding the videos helpful 😊
Would you use 2 separate pieces of wallpaper like a regular outside corner or use 1 sheet and wrap around the bullnose edge? I have seen both method demonstrated, but don’t know which will have the best results. Please advise!
So, how did you get rid of the air pocket at the mid point of the corner of the wall, due to the corner of the wall not being 90 cegree angle? You didn't show that?
I've done similar, but cut through both overlapped pieces and removed the waste, ending up with no overlap. Is that also a recognised technique, or is it frowned upon?
Yes it is ok to do this. I often do this myself especially when there is not a match on the pattern as you do tend to loose it a bit of the pattern due to the larger overlap required for the splice.
Aubrey, you would have loved decorating my auntie's old place because it's subsided about 100mm out of Plumb a carpenter came to fit a new front door for her and it was a nightmare for him when you are in the upstairs bedroom and you walked round the bed it felt like you were going uphill these houses on old terraced houses in Ringwood some of them have had the front rebuilt
How do you paper around uneven rounded corners? I’ve chimney breasts in 3 rooms and none of them are squared off, it’s really difficult trying to make them look decent
Great video. Could I ask you if you would do the same with type II vinyl 20oz. I have to do this job where I have to join two different colour w vinyl on the corner. So one wall has the vinyl and when I turned around the corner the other wall, still vinyl but different color. 20 oz is pretty thick. Can I still do this method?
I would suggest overlapping it and splicing it to make your own joint slightly back from the corner. This is because being a thick paper it may stand proud on the corner.
Instead of using a putty knife to mark the paper ,I just fold the paper over and crease it , then fold it back and cut it down the crease, whatever ways easier,
Hello Aubrey please help, I have taken some wallpaper off a wall which had emulsion underneath. The wallpaper has pulled some emulsion off with it which has left ridges on the wall. How can I make the wall smooth to reemulsion
Hi, this often happens when removing wallpaper. First make sure that you have thoroughly washed the wall down to remove any paste residue. My video titled how to treat flaking paint and mould on ceilings explains how to deal with the patches of flaking paint to make them sound and also level. Please get back to me if you need any further help. Hope all goes well for you Doreen.
My video titled how to treat flaking paint and mould on ceilings explains how to deal with the patches of flaking paint in bathrooms to make them sound and also level. Please get back to me if you need any further help. Hope all goes well for you with the decorating.
It is not essential to sand between coats of gloss paint. However if you do want to do this it would be best to let the first coat dry for at least a couple of days and lightly abrade with a 240 grade abrasive.
Thanks. For replying so I can apply second coat over first coat with out de nibbing after 16 hours How do you deal with rust stains on painted render before painting with masonry paint
My wallpaper is so thick I’m having trouble getting it to bend and adhere across the corner. I haven’t been able to find any tutorials that address this issue, and it looks like the paper in this video is thinner. Any tips?
Hi Janet, I think they came from the Dulux Decorator Centre, however, places like Screwfix and B&Q also sell them. Hopefully you will be looking smart again soon 😊
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Good teacher for college, very slow which is good for teaching
I could sit and watch this guy all day, he's got such a calming voice he's a great teacher, well done 👍🏻
Thanks! 😃
Nice to see someone take their time and do a nice job , unlike the speed merchants 😂
The putty knife trick is brilliant thanks
You are such a lovely teacher. So calm and concise and pleasant to spend time with. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you so much for your kind comment. Glad you are finding the videos helpful 😊
Cleanest decorators overalls I’ve ever seen
A joy to watch a real professional...
Thank you 😊
I didn’t expect this, but I loved every minute of it!
Exactly how I was taught at college 38 years ago😮 spot on
Very thorough, a nice calm approach to wallpapering and several top tips along the way!
Thank you for your kind comment. Glad you found the video helpful.
Nice one, You helped me right out today. I’ve been painting for years but never got into the papering.. Until today, I followed your instructions and papered my first small room with a boxing in & a heavy pattern paper, The matching using your advice was spot on, I’m not going to lie my head was blown a couple of times but for my first attempt I was well chuffed. Cheers man
That is great news, glad it all went so well for you. Thank you for the very kind comment 😊
I appreciate how much effort you put into these videos.
Glad you like them! 😊
I have to say, sir, you are a delight. To watch an amazing tradesman at work. The thing today people say they can do the job. And they make such a hash of it
Well done, sir, and keep safe.
Kind regards
David Patel
Thank you so much for your kind comment David, much appreciated 👍
I just want to thank you for your video, wallpapering around a window. I followed it today and the results are fantastic, took me a long time but what the heck. Thanks again you are making a real difference with these instructional videos. Dean 🙂
That is great news Dean, glad to hear you are finding the videos helpful. Many thanks for the positive feedback. Hope all goes well with all your future decorating projects 😊
I know that I have commented on this video before, but I have to say this is brilliant
Thank you Spencer.
Done like a true professional Aubrey! Really nice job my friend. Nice to see you back 👍🏻
Thank you so much Derek 😊
Hello Aubrey could please tell me how to do an external corner with fresco paintable paper , the overlap would be too thick thank you.
Thank you for talking about what to do for different types of wallpaper adhesive types!
Glad you found it helpful 😊
Very informative and a great help for my latest papering job at home. You are a dead ringer for one of my ex colleagues at work so that was a bonus. He’s a nice guy too. Many thanks.
Glad you are finding the video helpful. Hope all goes well with the decorating project 😊
Wonderful video. Aside from watching it to learn how to turn corners with wallpaper, I watch this with a glass of brandy just to relax in the evenings. Aubrey, hope you're well! Love your work. From across the pond.
That is great news, glad you are finding the videos both useful and relaxing. Have a restful evening, Aubrey 😊
Hello from across the pond, i must say, you are an artist, your attention to detail is amazing! Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much 😀
Just checking in from the Isle of Wight Aubrey to thank you kindly for your patient, clear & informed videos.
With your help I found the confidence and motivation to finally give the decorating of my own room a good go. From stripping down my previous wallpaper, cleaning and prepping my walls, through painting the ceiling, skirting & door frames - I was able to take time to work in a structured and measured way thanks to your tuition.
All I have to face now is my new Paste the wall vinyl wallpaper; and although you don’t have a specific video for this, feel through the advice and tips you’ve shared in other videos, I’m in a good stead to tackle this also…
My very grateful thanks to you, here’s hoping you are able to enjoy a wonderful weekend ahead. Sam.
That is brilliant news Sam, I am so glad you are finding the videos helpful. Hope all goes well with your future decorating projects. Have visited the Isle of Wight many times 😊🌞
This was so relaxing to watch.
You are a true professional. Thanks for this and all of your other helpful videos.
Thank you very much James, glad you are finding the videos helpful 😊
Well thank you Aubrey for showing how Brit paperhangers do it. I've been a professional paperhanger in USA for 40 years. I've never not wrapped an outside corner. There's tricks if the wall is twisty. After wrapping we plumb next sheet and double cut if needed. I know you can't teach an old dog new tricks but I thought I'd throw it out there.
there is some benefit in wrapping and over cutting. It has the benefit of not leaving the edge of the wallpaper exposed to persons or animals rubbing round the edge and lifting the paper... we see that quite a lot. Particularly prevalent with the thicker papers.
Amazing video, I could watch this all day!!!
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
I always learn something new from your channel
That is great news, glad you are finding the channel helpful 😊
Excellent. Thorough and first class explanations. Please keep up the good work, You're a star. Thanks for that.
Thank you for your kind comment. Glad you found the video helpful 😊
Great video, done the proper way, even the little details of holding the weight of paper with your foot. Well explained.Great work.
Thank you for the positive feedback, much appreciated 😊
As usual professional, tidy and extremely helpful video for decorating tips. Thank you 😊
Thank you so much! 😊
Awesome tutorial! You sharing your masterful techniques are so appreciated! ❤❤❤
Thank you so much for your kind comment 😊
Hi Aubrey I remember you teaching me this method at college last year very helpful video to refresh my memory! I hope you’re well :)
Hi Alex yes all well here. Hope you are still keeping busy with the decorating 😊
I did not know I needed this tutorial. Beautiful
thanks man, i'm gonna take on my fireplace and you've taught me everything i need to know, i have my plumb bob. better than a spirite level in my opinion and with my eyesight. you're the man
That is great news, hope all goes well for you.
Aubrey, this video saved our 40 year marriage, thank you 😃
That is good to know, here's to the next 40 years 😊
@@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating Regarding saving our 40 year marriage, can you suggest how we deal with removing a little foreign object under the paper on the finished wall? It's just a tiny little thing under the paper but it looks much bigger now the paper is over it, it draws the eye I'm afraid. It's distressed rough plaster effect vinyl if that helps. We have a few scraps left over but we can't replace the whole strip.
You could try making a small incision with a craft knife (Stanley Knife) and flicking out the foreign object. Then use an artists brush to apply some PVA glue under the cut and press back down. Wipe away any excess glue with a damp cloth. If you can, try to make the cut along the edge of a pattern so it is less obvious. This has worked for me before. Hope you get it sorted soon.
@@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating That's great, thank you. Some precision surgery needed but we'll give it a try.
I am using peel and stick wallpaper right now and needed to know how to do inside and outside corners. You are so clear and concise! I learned so much. I can't say I'm a fan of peel and stick though😂 thank goodness I am using paste the wall wallpaper for the bathroom! You can bet I will be looking for a video from you that explains how to do this. Thank you!
Glad you are finding the wallpapering videos helpful. Hope all goes well with your future decorating projects 😊
Thanks, Aubrey. Just the job, havent wallpapered for years and needed some instruction for doing a patterned wall paper, and around external corners... I need some more revision so will look at your other stuff too. Thank you
Glad you found the video helpful Steve, hope all goes well with the decorating for you 😊
Hi Aubrey, Great vid, I was taught to hang paper this way many years ago (bout 35-40) looks like we have the same tools as well, I will say though that I was taught to use the brush to sweep the paper round the corner! I got up to 2nd year City and Guilds but couldn't do my third year as the job I had @ the time was drywall partitioning and my boss wouldn't let me have time to finish. Only did decorating for a few years but it was good to see the finished rooms! TFS, GB :)
Hi, shame you didn't get the chance to finish your third year. I expect the skills you learnt through your training has been useful over the years. Yes, it is great to see a room transformed, I still enjoy that side of the job now.
@@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating I still do a bit for family n friends and my own, but hate the dust when sanding! Stay safe n well Dude.
Very helpful Aubrey, thank you.
Good stuff Lynne, glad you found it useful 😊
This is giving me ideas of what to do since I've never decorated before but so eager to learn thanks
Glad you are finding the videos helpful, hope all goes well with the decorating projects 😊
Great tutorial Aubrey, I’m about to paper my hall, nice to see how the professionals do it, great job, liked and subscribed today 👌
That is good news, glad you are finding the videos helpful and thank you for subscribing. Hope all goes well with the hall project 😊
Another great instructional video!!! It seems so long since the last video. These help me so much, thank you.
Glad it was helpful, more videos in the pipeline 😊
Thank you Aubrey. New Year; New feature chimney breast wallpaper project. Watching you gives me the confidence to get on with it. You are always so calm and give lots of useful tips.
Thank you Miranda. Glad you are finding the videos helpful. Hope all goes well with your latest decorating project 😊
Excellent video, just what I wanted to know , seen people go round a external corner with a full length and it’s all twisted and a spongy corner 👍
Glad it helped Garry 😊
@@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating very much 👍
great video orb i am reluctant to hang paper although ive seen my dad do it hundreds of times and he learnt it of his dad. i feel like i should do a proper course this year.
Sounds like your dad`s a very good decorator and good paperhangers are often hard to come by. Let me know how you get on if you do sign up for a course 😊
Very well explained and extremely helpful.
That is great news, glad you found the video helpful 😊
love all the tips you taught me - your awesome and very easy to follow. Alaska
That is great news, so glad you are finding the videos helpful 😊
Your videos are so helpful - thank you! Any plans to do a video about lining papering around Windows and door frames please? That would be terrific. Thanks!
Glad you are finding the videos helpful, I will look at doing a video on this subject if I get the opportunity.
Beautiful Aubrey, cool calm and collected thank you, worth a subscribe.👍👍
Thank you, great news, glad you enjoyed the video 😊
Thanks for this, Im now subscribed so I dont miss anything.
Thank you that is good to know. Glad you are finding the video`s helpful 😊
Great video's, so helpful to a total beginner
So glad you are finding the videos helpful, hope all goes well with the decorating.
A true craftsman!
Beautiful job.
Thanks for the video, much appreciate it. I’m currently doing a chimney breast… and they have flat faces on the corners, with a triangular part at the bottom. Proving to be very tricky! This is my first attempt… so can’t be too hard on myself I guess 😅
Well done for having a go at this. Fingers crossed it all goes well for you 😊
Thank you Aubrey ❤
Glad it was helpful! 😊
Hi Aubrey... love your videos, they are very helpfull.
I have a question if you could help please.
I'm going to paint a ceiling for my mother, after I use filler to smooth out a crack i think I need to prime over the filler before I add the main coat of paint to the entire ceiling.
My question is do I prime over the filler using the same emulsion I will be painting the ceiling with straight out of the tin or do I need to dilute the paint before hand?
Hope you can help 🙏
Glad you are enjoying the videos. Yes you will need to apply a thinned down coat of matt emulsion first, approx. 20% with water. Hope all goes well for you 😊
@@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating many thanks.. keep up the good work 👏
Thanks a lot. I have been using your videos and all works well and you explain it all brilliantly Thanks
That is great to hear, glad you are finding the videos helpful 😊
Hi Aubrey,
Why you have added an inch to the left over piece from the right corner drop wall which it was 26 inches left from the remaining first corner wallpapering drop and then you have created a pencil line to level it at 27 inches when you could have used the true measurement of the remaining piece (26 inches) and used the laser level as guide.
Thank you,
Elkin
Great tip sir I will be employing this tomorrow thanks too you.! 👏👍
Hope all goes well for you Nigel 😊
So clearly explained thank you so much
Glad it was helpful! 😊
Always very helpful videos. Would you do the same thing for type II commercial vinyl? (Meaning going around the corner)
Another excellent video. Thank you very much 👍
Thanks John, glad you liked it 😊
Love watching your vids you make it sound so easy.... 1 thing ive a question about, what happens if the paper is a darker colour? You will see the white back part of the paper if you overlap it.
You can roll it up tight and rub a dark crayon or similar over the white edge of the paper to darken it before pasting and hanging. Glad you are finding the videos helpful 😊
Very helpful video, thank you.
Glad it was helpful! 😊
Excellent
Thank you.
fabulous video lovely wallpaper.
Glad you like it! 😊
great skills sir
Thank you.
Great stuff as always aubrey hope life is treating you well 👍
Thanks Tyler, yes all good here 😊
Very useful. Thank You.
Glad it was helpful!
excellent result x
Thank you! 😊
Very nice you teach
Thank you 😊
Excellent videos
Glad you like them! 😊
Many thanks very helpful and useful
That is good to know, hope all goes well for you Nordine 😊
Nice one happy New Year👍👍
Thanks Mark and a happy New Year to you too 😊
Do you mind demonstrating how to hang wallpaper on an outside bullnose corner? Thanks!!,
Yes, I will do this if I get the opportunity.
Would you use 2 separate pieces of wallpaper like a regular outside corner or use 1 sheet and wrap around the bullnose edge? I have seen both method demonstrated, but don’t know which will have the best results. Please advise!
Thank you, sir!
Glad you found the video helpful 😊
So, how did you get rid of the air pocket at the mid point of the corner of the wall, due to the corner of the wall not being 90 cegree angle? You didn't show that?
I've done similar, but cut through both overlapped pieces and removed the waste, ending up with no overlap. Is that also a recognised technique, or is it frowned upon?
Yes it is ok to do this. I often do this myself especially when there is not a match on the pattern as you do tend to loose it a bit of the pattern due to the larger overlap required for the splice.
Aubrey, you would have loved decorating my auntie's old place because it's subsided about 100mm out of Plumb a carpenter came to fit a new front door for her and it was a nightmare for him when you are in the upstairs bedroom and you walked round the bed it felt like you were going uphill these houses on old terraced houses in Ringwood some of them have had the front rebuilt
I know the houses you are talking about, it looks like they are all leaning in the same direction as you go past them.
@@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating I used to feel dizzy up in the spare bedroom
How do you paper around uneven rounded corners? I’ve chimney breasts in 3 rooms and none of them are squared off, it’s really difficult trying to make them look decent
Would you be able to do a video advising on papering a stairwell please?
Yes I will try and do one sometime in the future when I get the opportunity.
Great video many thanks :))
Glad you liked it! 😊
Great video. Could I ask you if you would do the same with type II vinyl 20oz. I have to do this job where I have to join two different colour w vinyl on the corner. So one wall has the vinyl and when I turned around the corner the other wall, still vinyl but different color. 20 oz is pretty thick. Can I still do this method?
I would suggest overlapping it and splicing it to make your own joint slightly back from the corner. This is because being a thick paper it may stand proud on the corner.
Would be good to have seen close up of the overlapped corner.
Perfect! Thank you! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐💐👍
Glad you like the video 😊
Instead of using a putty knife to mark the paper ,I just fold the paper over and crease it , then fold it back and cut it down the crease, whatever ways easier,
Thank you 🙂
You’re welcome 😊
My door is very close to the exterior corner, should I make sure the 'second cut piece' overlaps the door frame??
Good idea.
Hello Aubrey please help, I have taken some wallpaper off a wall which had emulsion underneath. The wallpaper has pulled some emulsion off with it which has left ridges on the wall. How can I make the wall smooth to reemulsion
Hi, this often happens when removing wallpaper. First make sure that you have thoroughly washed the wall down to remove any paste residue. My video titled how to treat flaking paint and mould on ceilings explains how to deal with the patches of flaking paint to make them sound and also level. Please get back to me if you need any further help. Hope all goes well for you Doreen.
So just overlap 2/3 mm??
The paint on my bathroom wall is peeling, no window as I live in a flat,Can you tell what to buy to sort this please, Thanks
My video titled how to treat flaking paint and mould on ceilings explains how to deal with the patches of flaking paint in bathrooms to make them sound and also level. Please get back to me if you need any further help. Hope all goes well for you with the decorating.
Hi
I am painting external door with dulux oil base gloss going to apply two coats of gloss doe’s it need sanding between coats
It is not essential to sand between coats of gloss paint. However if you do want to do this it would be best to let the first coat dry for at least a couple of days and lightly abrade with a 240 grade abrasive.
Thanks. For replying so I can apply second coat over first coat with out de nibbing after 16 hours
How do you deal with rust stains on painted render before painting with masonry paint
Try applying stain block or Zinsser BIN Primer.
Tip top
Are you taking all the paper off the back?
My wallpaper is so thick I’m having trouble getting it to bend and adhere across the corner. I haven’t been able to find any tutorials that address this issue, and it looks like the paper in this video is thinner. Any tips?
You could try applying some PVA or overlap adhesive on the corner. The adhesive is strong and may help your problem.
Where did you get your brace & bib overalls mine are in need of renewal
Hi Janet, I think they came from the Dulux Decorator Centre, however, places like Screwfix and B&Q also sell them. Hopefully you will be looking smart again soon 😊
@@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating Thank you Aubrey
👍👏👌excellent
Thank you 😊
Can’t do this procedure with thicker wallpapers
I would have gone with a straight line down the right hand side of door frame as you now the 1inch round the corner will always lift
Is this the same process as an internal corner? I've got a chimney breast and TWO alcoves to decorate so wish me luck! 😂😂
Hi, I have also produced a video on how to do internal corners if you look at my other videos. I do hope all goes well for you 😃
Hi. Is it bad practice to splice external corners?
That is fine but make sure you allow at least 8 -10mm to go around the corner or it may keep lifting up.
@@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating any chance you could do a vid on it please
I will add that one to my list.