How to wallpaper into a corner - using a laserliner Pt 2 & 3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- This follows on from the previous video about using a laserliner when hanging paper.
Parts 2 & 3 tell you how to use a laserliner into corners and how it helps when the corner is running out.
The final videos are Parts 4 & 5
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really useful video. excellent stuff
Great job, there's a bit of ricky Gervais in the way you explain things, brilliant 👏
Is that a good or bad thing 😂
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator good thing Phil, you explain everything great, I've been a painter since late 80s and still like watching and learning how tradesmen do different jobs, I can just imagine some of my old mentors turning in their graves at using a laser, they where up in arms when water based gloss first appeared 😀 👍
Great video!
When I served my time the correct way to paper a room was to work from the window wall back to the corner where you lost the pattern and not back into the window. So in theory you should of started in the opposite window corner, back around to where you lost the pattern. Its to stop light hitting the joints if you understand what I mean?
I understand it totally. It's working from the window/main light source when papering a ceiling that's the main issue with joints being raised on one side.
I don't get raised joints on walls so it's doesn't matter as they don't show.... Seam rollers come in very handy lol
;)
Can you get pasteing machines in the uk.. id never put sandpaper against a finished ceiling ..
Yes you can.
It's not sandpaper against the ceiling. I wrap the end in soft cloth.
The head of the pole just has a s flat sanding attachment on it.
All good except I think you should always work away from the light where possible to hide the joints
Back in the day of poor trimming, edges could show as raised.
Now days, better cutting and skills of hanging, using seam rollers, not so detrimental.
And depending where you are in a room, with where you'll lose the pattern, you'll always have one wall you may find you're working towards. Plus these are flat papers and not with a relief on them like a blown vinyl etc
Ceilings... Work away from.the main light source.
Is it wrong decorators watching other decorators (sad)😅😅
I can't understand it either.... unless they missed out on college and need to learn more from me ; lol
No I went and I'd Ave u a paint/paper off any day lol no honest keep up the good work