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Old 04-05-2004, 11:44   #6
Chimaera
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Re: Wall Paper Removal. Best way ???

Be careful with the wallpaper steamers though - a mate in work used one and he didn't realise the plaster underneath wasn't as sound as it might have been - he heard some 'popping' sounds as he merrily steamed away. The when he pulled the wallpaper off, huge chunks of plaster came away too - he ended up having the whole wall re-plastered too!
BTW I sympathise, I'm off work this weekend and decorating! I saw something on the telly last week that said the best way to strip wallpaper is to score it first, then get a bucket of warm water with a squirt of washing up liquid and a tablespoon of wallpaper paste added, sponge the walls, leave for 10 minutes then it should scrape off with ease. Will let you know the results later in the week!
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