1St class as always, takes me back to using Laura Ashley in similar job, large peacock design. Robust, an I'm damned if I could cut it. Nightmare,🤣🤣 tidy work matey. Well done 👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👌🏻💪🏻
Any chance you could do a an in-depth video on your ladders and scaffold board set ups please? I've seen how you do a regular staircase but what about spiral staircases and the properties with really wide stairwells. Anyway love the channel you and your brother do top quality work. I've learn't so much watching you fellas.
Mate, I really enjoy your videos and have learnt a fair few tips and tricks. My only gripe is that you have to cut the scene to actually carry out the job, I think you'd give your viewers an even better experience if you had both hands free whilst using a head camera. Kind regards 😊
@@PaintingandDecorating np mate can I ask a question I’m a decorator too but a novice at wallpapering do you every get nervous when you wallpaper ? I do, don’t know why I must be mad lol
Was going to get someone in to wall my stair they want over £1000 to do it as it a deep drop and that with me getting everything that wasnt happening so I hoping we can do it ourself I want to do it as I know how to do wallpaper but my partner wont let me lol
Looks a mess to be honest..round window paper was bubbling..u used a water mix paste on paste the wall! top decs don't do that! needs a ready mixed adhesive applied to the wall..that's why its called "paste the wall"...if u paste the back of the paper with a water mixed paste some of the lengths can take 30 mins to put on, as in your 1st drop...so the paper has been soaking 30 mins at least, your pattern will stretch due to over soaking, its a basic error u have made....also never seen a top dec clean down with a rag!! .....iv 25 years in the trade, doing high class work around london...this job wouldn,t pass! actually i wouldnt be able to do it that bad...you have the right ideas, but need retraining, Dulux do courses...u also need a straight edge to trim with, u were jagging the paper trying to do it free hand....all in all..shocking
@@darrenhirst6163 the secret is if you aren't going to use a straight edge, then a high quality snap knife and blade (olfa)... snap blade off for every cut! but dont cut thru the paper! like he did , u could see the tears! gentle run the blade over the paper, with enough force to score it but dont cut thru...then lift and pull the score line away...perfect cut every time...this guy never been trained by a pro....i could train him but would take 5 years ..
What's stopping that top ladder from slipping.....absolutely nothing. What a cowboy 🤠
1St class as always, takes me back to using Laura Ashley in similar job, large peacock design. Robust, an I'm damned if I could cut it. Nightmare,🤣🤣 tidy work matey. Well done 👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻👌🏻💪🏻
Any chance you could do a an in-depth video on your ladders and scaffold board set ups please? I've seen how you do a regular staircase but what about spiral staircases and the properties with really wide stairwells. Anyway love the channel you and your brother do top quality work. I've learn't so much watching you fellas.
Mate, I really enjoy your videos and have learnt a fair few tips and tricks. My only gripe is that you have to cut the scene to actually carry out the job, I think you'd give your viewers an even better experience if you had both hands free whilst using a head camera. Kind regards 😊
Thank you, see what we can do.. cheers
Nice work. Another step-by-step explained well. Do you use seam rollers, and would you recommend using one?
Thank you and it depends on the paper, some papers do require one. ,
So longest piece first?
Cheap laser level for instantly showing you your walls true state..see how much your corners are going out instantly..
Well done.....Not an easy job.Did you size the walls first ?
Wall was prepared and then diluted PVA, them lining paper. Thanks
Lovely job mate top notch 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
@@PaintingandDecorating np mate can I ask a question I’m a decorator too but a novice at wallpapering do you every get nervous when you wallpaper ? I do, don’t know why I must be mad lol
@@darrenyates4820 yes in the past but now no.
@@PaintingandDecorating thanks mate think I’ve just got to go for thanks for the advice keep up the great work
Great work
Thank you
Was going to get someone in to wall my stair they want over £1000 to do it as it a deep drop and that with me getting everything that wasnt happening so I hoping we can do it ourself I want to do it as I know how to do wallpaper but my partner wont let me lol
One fall game over, if you do it be hyper careful. Safety first. Paying someone may be worth every penny... Thanks
Lovely job.
Cheers mate
Work of art
Thank you 👍
man that was good thanks
Thank you
Any advice for coming back the next day and seeing lines that weren't there before I left?
Possible change of light, or it's part of the design. Papers can have faults though, difficult to say without seeing .
👍👍👍.
Thank you
Ah I see your first mistake- monster munch always give a better finish than pombear
Looks a mess to be honest..round window paper was bubbling..u used a water mix paste on paste the wall! top decs don't do that! needs a ready mixed adhesive applied to the wall..that's why its called "paste the wall"...if u paste the back of the paper with a water mixed paste some of the lengths can take 30 mins to put on, as in your 1st drop...so the paper has been soaking 30 mins at least, your pattern will stretch due to over soaking, its a basic error u have made....also never seen a top dec clean down with a rag!! .....iv 25 years in the trade, doing high class work around london...this job wouldn,t pass! actually i wouldnt be able to do it that bad...you have the right ideas, but need retraining, Dulux do courses...u also need a straight edge to trim with, u were jagging the paper trying to do it free hand....all in all..shocking
Top dec head !
Why didn't you use a straight edge to cut the paper?
Because he had phone in his hand
Old school decorator
Get a straight edge against Yr paper wen trimming come on,sheers not siccors, job job mate looks mint
Don't like a straight edge really, free hand if I've an edge to work to. But cheers mate thanks
I just find if u don't use a edge paper can sometimes cut badly,but olfa knife and blades are best goin and way to go
@@darrenhirst6163 the secret is if you aren't going to use a straight edge, then a high quality snap knife and blade (olfa)... snap blade off for every cut! but dont cut thru the paper! like he did , u could see the tears! gentle run the blade over the paper, with enough force to score it but dont cut thru...then lift and pull the score line away...perfect cut every time...this guy never been trained by a pro....i could train him but would take 5 years ..
Wow
Hi