How to Hang Anaglypta Luxury Vinyl Wallpaper on a Ceiling - Spencer Colgan
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Anaglypta wallpaper is paintable vinyl wallcovering. In this video I show you how to plan the layout, what considerations play into how you lay your wallpaper on the surface and tips and tricks about the entire process!
Here is the video in the primer or sealer I used here in the raw Sheetrock:
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Spencer you sound just like Christopher Walken!! Love your videos thanks for sharing all your wisdom!
Yeah Christopher Walken with hair like dolph lundgren
Good guy I get loads of good advice from him always hold the brush by the silver part when cutting in more control....
Thanks for a refresher course. It's been about 15 years since my last Anaglypta install. Next week I'm taking on a ceiling and your video contributes to a restored confidence!
So happy to hear!!
Great to see that someone taking the time to put crown nailers so the crown actually STAYS against that ceiling paper. Quality right THERE buddy! :-)
Great video Spencer and thank you for sharing! I'll be addressing my first anaglypta ceiling in the next few weeks, your instructions are invaluable. 🙏🏽
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I allways found papering ceilings very strenuous and to be honest I wouldn't be comfortable papering one now but luckily there isn't much cause for it here another good job well done Spencer
Shhhh. I love this stuff. I literally & honestly have, 147 rolls 😁😍😘. I have: Alfred, this one, and another going up today with Roman as Lincrusta. I do all of it. And it may take me a month, but I do not care, because I love it, and I love my 200+ year old Victorian Farmhouse ❣️ I just finished my full kitchen restoration, a full bath, 1/2 bath, mudroom fresh build, and living room restoration. And yes, I mean ME, a girl😘. With a true love for this and old❣️and for you, sharing your knowledge & love!!!!!!😘 Thank you❣️
What an amazing compliment ! And. Thank you for sharing! Lincrusta! Not easy! Have
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Great presentation on this subject. Best available with an assured steady delivery not rushed and detailed explanation.
Spencer! Thank you for your videos! I’ve NEVER installed wallpaper. I’m inspired to give it a try, thanks to your teaching. I’ll let you know how it goes!
Wow. Thank you Miss Duvall.
Great video
Simple...if you have a nice, flat, even ceilings, which isn't what I have. It's been a challenge for my sister and I, let me tell you! Interesting about dry hanging. My biggest problem has been finding something sharp enough to cut, rather than tear, (wet or dry), the excess paper at the walls. Thanks for the tips.
The trick is not finding a shark enough nine; the trick is actually using a sharp knife and the angle at which you hold the blade; do not hold it as a 70° angle with the corner come bring your knife down to 20° or below and drag the nice and quick short spurts of movement and you will discover that you will not hear the paper simply because you will be using more of the shaft of the blade to do the cut
Olfa snap off blades are the sharpest and best for wallpaper hanging.
Hi Spencer great video if the seams have swelled and overlapped and the paper hasn't dried what's the best way push them back in place without compromising the pattern.
Your palm. Sorry for late.
Your video was awesome and extremely helpful! How much weldbond glue did you end up using for this room? I am trying to gauge how much I need for my 9x13 room. You also mentioned sheetrock. Is this okay for plaster?
1 gallon is PLENTY! Of course…this works over plaster as well. Cheers!
Doing this in my home this week. My paper is like this but it is prepasted. Do you still suggest on dry hanging for prepasted paper?
Wow.
Any tips for removing this stuff. The house we purchased was something similar and it is hiding water damage from a leaky roof
Just wanted to check; I don't think I saw a sheet actually being attached to the adhesive on the wall... Did I miss this bit?! This is the bit that scares/ baffles me the most lol
I have been a decorator for over 40yrs and I have never pasted a ceiling when I have put anaglypta on proper anaglypta will not tear cheap anaglypta will called embossed anaglypta need a soak time of between 10 to 15 mins and superglypta needs upto 25 mins it doesn't take that long to put up a length on a ceiling of you have a plank and two hop ups or steps you concertina the paper then place one end on the ceiling then open it up with your hand and a hanging brush going down the middle of the paper then to the outside walking on the plank all the time till you get to the other end
Love your videos, they always help me produce a better finished product. One question - you mention that the rolling ladder is a great tool, but I can't find one like it. What brand and model did you use? Thanks in advance.
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HI Spencer...another great video. Do you ever spray the material with water and let it book for expansion?
Excellent question and yes, I do and unless you ask that, I wouldn’t tell people and here’s why. You must be a pro because you know that the water in the blue expands the paper. So common sense dictates if you just spritz it with a water sprayer, it will expand And therefore, you don’t have to wait for the glue to book and hang your paper. To me, and this is a way to eliminate the need for stocking up paper on the side that glued and then get debris thereon. I can spray them down, with water and then just apply the glue and just hang right away, but if you tell people that, they will say that I messed their wallpaper up.
Haha. Right. I usually hide them in a plastic trash bag!
james jay That’s because you are a true professional and you have learned the ins and outs of the material you use
Great video! A few questions:
- In the beginning you are saying “parallel” but are motioning for the seams to be *perpendicular* to the brightest light source, is this correct? Because seams would cast shadows?
- should we always start in the center rather than an edge? Will 20% overage be enough?
- at the end you mention to check the seams after an hour to see if they’ve swelled…. If they have, how do you fix them? Just press them down again with your tool/sponge?
- when do you trim the edges?
Thank you!
Parallel to the wall against which you’re laying the paper. In other words, you don’t want the top of the sheet to be more far away from the wall; the top and the bottom should be equally distant from the wall. M
20% extra is a great idea.
Always plan from the center so that you wind up with both edges with the same amount against the wall.
At the end I said that the seams, correct push them down with a wet sponge not your finger
Because he will tear it.
Papering brush,do you use in that part of the world...
Do I need to pre wet the paper before dry hanging? I'm worried that it will shrink if it's not damp before applying to the ceiling
No need to wet.
Hi Spencer
What kind of primer and ceiling paint you're using? Thanks
Zinsser 1-2-3 primer. Ceiling paint : eminence from Sherwin Williams.
restoring a vintage travel trailer and would love to paper the ceiling with anaglypta. would it stand up to the movement?
Absolutely!
Would you ever need to crossline the ceiling first prior to installation the anaglypta??
Yes if you had pointy bumps you could reduce them with cross lining paper; you would first scrape the bumps with a steel scraper and then come you would use the cross lining paper even though this wall covering would hide those long lines in plaster ceilings that are cracks; this wallpaper is perfect at hiding Minor flaws in old plaster type ceilings and walls
How long does it take to hang one sheet? Maybe make a time lapse video to show all the procedures and piss- offs. I think the glue we bought may have been old, we had difficulties on every sheet.
very condersending.
Why
10:30 Dry hanging after using roll on glue seems like the best bet for either wall or ceiling ... correct ?
Correct.
I thought John Malcovich was doing the voice over
This is a guy who takes great stock in listening to his own voice
Do you have issues with longevity of the paper staying up?
No mam.
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Hey Spencer!! I currently rent an older house that is covered in wallpaper (think plaid, ducks, pine cones, river scene with a cabin and deer) it’s absolutely hideous!! One night I decided to start taking it down in the bathroom...bad idea!! I have removed wallpaper many times before but nothing I try gets it off. It might peel off a 2 in section at a time and in other places it’s bringing sheet rock with it. I’m wondering if it would be possible to patch the wall and sand everything down and put textured wallpaper in there (over bare spots and places where there is old wallpaper) Any advice would be very much appreciated bc I am out of ideas!! So sorry for the long post!
Karen, I don’t mind the long post at all but my answer will be longer therefore, I appreciate it if you would simply call me on my business phone at 646-496-2451 your situation is common please do not panic Dr Wallpaper. is here to help you.
@@spencercolgan Oh thank you so much!! Now I’m not super worried about having to pay a security deposit for that bathroom! I’m out running some errands this afternoon. Are you available Monday morning if I don’t catch you today? Again, thank so much for any advice, it is so nice of you and I really do appreciate it!!! ☺️
@@SurfyFN Yes; I do take calls from my viewers. We will make the call brief and will get right to the point and I will give you lots of advice
Different strokes for different folks. Not the way we do it in England. But great job
always leave a hair line gap with anaglypta then paint with matt paint fills in
Very interesting! Tell me why you say that. When painting. Will not the paint wet the backing and perhaps make it lose?
Guys a muppet
I always find a minuscule hairline gap is a good idea or you will end up with joins like in that other room, that paper joint stood out like a sore thumb, it was bad.
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Why did you not prime the ceiling before hanging wallpaper on the ceiling
Sir, please go to 8:56 and you will see me priming the ceiling. Perhaps you are expecting conventional white colored primer
Never use a spatula on blown vinyl always use a hangers brush, and the colour of the paper is not a finish u must always mush it
“Mush” it? Please explain. Paint it you meant. ???
British slang for emulsion mate I guess u wud call it latex 👍
We call that paper blown vinyl pretty cheap paper needs 10 mins soak time with paste applied before hanging
Tried this dry hang method and EPIC FAIL! Wasted glue and ripped up sheet of anaglypta wallpaper. The paper absolutely would not adhere to the paste on the ceiling at all. The room we were doing wasn't even half the size of this big room so not sure how you guys actually got your paper to adhere as you don't really show how you put it up, just shots of it after it's already up. Going to try the traditional method of getting the paper glued first then putting it up and see if that works better.
It's best to paste the paper not the wall. Paste needs to soak into the paper
I’m so dizzy 🥴
Down lights do not belong with a textured ceiling, always pendant lighting
Would have liked to have seen a proper /normal view of the ceiling as a whole room: not just close ups.
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Smoother,,,, UK A Spatula & never ever on blown vinyl, & never dry paper to a ceiling, that paper is made to paste because it expands in millimetre's, even with ready mixed that you used and that's why you had fat seams which you will never get rid of,, sorry Spencer
Excellent point!!!!! Please elaborate. Do you know how much I learn from you good folks in the UK? Please do not apologise. I have used rollers to make the flat my friend you are absolutely right! And thank you Billy for your excellent edifying point.
Billy, other guys have told me to leave a space in between the seams, do you agree with that? Also, do you paste the wall covering or do you paste the wall with this product? I know this is very popular in your country
@@spencercolgan Flat ceiling small or large, Size the area (Sizing ) UK meaning seal the area with the exact paste that you mean to hang the paper with !! Let it dry completely, then cut all your lengths when matched on a paste board wither it be 10 or 3, turn over and Paste ( If its blown vinyl paste 3-4 lengths or whatever you are comfortable with, and by the time you have pasted your forth the first one will be ready to hang, Fold it like an accordion, long lengths put a used roll underneath Use a soft paper hanging brush and apply to the ceiling, brush length wise not across, 1st length up and the rest will follow with your match, If any, Pencil in each end to the joint of ceiling and wall and cut 1- 2 millimetres, Cut immediately and brush in to crease, do not leave a gap !!!!! Butt join !! Just make sure every length has had 3 to 4 mins soaking, Same applies to walls with Blown vinyl,, Finish papers ie! Pattens and stuff normal paper, same as above but wash your paper down with clean warm water and not just the seam !!!! All the best