Wall Paper Removal. Best way?
05-05-2004, 18:00
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05-05-2004, 19:01
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Re: Wall Paper Removal. Best way ???
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I'd HIRE a steamer.Unless you intend doing LOTS of wallpaper stripping.
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05-05-2004, 19:08
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Re: Wall Paper Removal. Best way ???
Well it was only £20 and I will have 2 bedrooms to do shortly as well no doubt - so I reckon it's worth buying one. Now off to read the instructions! 
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05-05-2004, 19:16
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Well it was only £20 and I will have 2 bedrooms to do shortly as well no doubt - so I reckon it's worth buying one. Now off to read the instructions! |
I never rewallpaper.I've been painting all my anagilpta walls for thirty years.When I get bored I just pick a different colour.Heaven help who ever comes to redecorate after I leave this house.  They will need a flame thrower 
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05-05-2004, 21:46
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Re: Wall Paper Removal. Best way ???
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Well it was only £20 and I will have 2 bedrooms to do shortly as well no doubt - so I reckon it's worth buying one. Now off to read the instructions! |
I have just heard from a reliable source that there are 3 Essex girls getting all stripped off and steamy in one room in Rainham.
Any volunteers to mop their foreheads?
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17-03-2009, 14:59
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Re: Wall Paper Removal. Best way ???
although I like the above fresh ideas there are alternative ways of taking wall papers out,
when i was repairing my house i thpught I'd get a steamer cause it is cheap and efficient but it turned out to be realy time consuming and it didnt work everywhere, Instead you can use scorer to make tiny slots throughout the paper and then use glue dissolvant to help you take the papers out in huge chunks, easy and quick ckeck this out - http://www.wallwik.co.uk/
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18-03-2009, 08:35
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Re: Wall Paper Removal. Best way?
The post is 5 years old  I think they would have removed the wall paper by now.
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18-03-2009, 08:38
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Re: Wall Paper Removal. Best way?
5 years later means it's probably time to redecorate again 
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18-03-2009, 11:37
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Re: Wall Paper Removal. Best way?
My favourite way to strip wallpaper off, is to pay some one else to do it!!!
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18-03-2009, 14:23
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Re: Wall Paper Removal. Best way?
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Hi all
I have a large area of wall paper to removal which will be a real pig to remove.
I can remember seeing something on TV which were like sheets which were wet and then hung up on the wall paper and then both the sheet and the wall paper just peeled off.
Any idea on this and any other method to use.
Kind regards
Mike
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Score it with a blade then paint sugar soap all over the paper, leave it for an hour then the paper will fall off with the little help from a scraper.
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18-03-2009, 14:27
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Re: Wall Paper Removal. Best way?
Seriously.....if the OP hasn't gotten the paper removed by now they've probably got larger problems.
This thread is 5 years old!!!
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19-03-2009, 06:17
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Re: Wall Paper Removal. Best way ???
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although I like the above fresh ideas there are alternative ways of taking wall papers out,
when i was repairing my house i thpught I'd get a steamer cause it is cheap and efficient but it turned out to be realy time consuming and it didnt work everywhere, Instead you can use scorer to make tiny slots throughout the paper and then use glue dissolvant to help you take the papers out in huge chunks, easy and quick ckeck this out - http://www.wallwik.co.uk/ |
You must of been bored with the fresh topics, if you dug this deep to find one from the archives!!!!
Are you a decorator??
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19-03-2009, 07:17
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Re: Wall Paper Removal. Best way?
If anyone is really bored and wants to practice my hall, stairs and landing needs stripped.
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