DIY Paint over Vinyl Wallpaper & Border (Part 3)
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DIY Paint over Vinyl Wallpaper & Border (Part 3)
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In this video, I use the Ridgid Air Mover again to spped up the drying time of the All Purpose Joint compound. I then use my 4 inch taping blade to shave away any ridge lines in the mud and then skim the wallpaper seams a 3rd time using my 12 inch Marshaltown Trowel and Hawk.
I then demonstrate how I sand the edges of the seams flush, using a 3M sanding pad.
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im a big gun person , i collect them and read about them while thats got ntothing to do with anything here i do notice people on these types of topics such as diy stuff people are so much nicer. i thought youtube was full of loadmouth vulger rude people but after watching this guys vids and others im realizing its the other vids ( guns) iv been watching. anyways nice to know theres still kind people on youtube ;)
Great Video!!! I am remodeling a mobile home and was wonder if I could mud the seams of the vog panels and paint them, so this helped a lot. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge of fixing seam and painting.
Thanks! I appreciate it!
Russ
Wow, I'm an older guy, and man did I learn a lot! You've mastered your craft, and your teacher style is superb. I have to paint over border (I'll start with that), but then have textured wallpaper which may be a beast to tackle. Since we've put your house on the market, we've learned just how far out of the norm our tastes are and what we have to do to sell. Your teaching has given me the courage to tackle this job! Thanks so much for the excellent work and time invested in the videos!
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As soon as I finish, Russ, I will post it on your Facebook page!
Brilliant! I
have a huge bathroom which was wallpapered over 15 years ago. I went online to research how to paint over the paper and this is by far the most detailed demonstration and best solution to being able to update this area. Thank you so much, and I have subscribed to your channel, Facebook, Pinterest, etc. :)
Hi Colleen -
Thanks so much for your Wonderful comment! I am glad you show an interest! Please let me know how you make out? Where you from?
Russ
I am from Texas. I am so glad to have found a solution that does not require the oil based primer and paint. My bathroom is upstairs with one large window that is not designed to be opened and it would be awful to have to use oil based products. My husband and I are going to tackle this project by next week and I will send pictures as we progress. Here are a couple of questions I have for you if you wouldn't mind.
1) How would you prep the corners of the walls where the seams of the wallpaper come together?
2) Do you peel off any loose wallpaper edges or just paint over them with the Gardz?
Thanks so much for sharing your expertise :)
Colleen
I'm redoing my mobile home and your video gave me the confidence I needed, thank you.
Hi
Thank you! What’s are you doing the walls? Trying to join them together?
Russ
@@RussOlinatzPaintShow I taking the cabinets down in the kitchen with the original mobile home drywall, and want to fix the walls as opposed to putting up new drywall.
@JesusIsaFlatEarther Nice!
@@RussOlinatzPaintShow so you've heard about T-NASA, aka SATAN faking their Isaiah 14:14 space travel to where Jesus said in John 3:13, no man has gone before?
GREAT videos....I've been looking at "how to paint over wallpaper" videos and they never show the finished product. Thanks for the tips AND showing the finished product.
+BeeTreeGuy Thanks a lot! Where you from?
Amazing, you have helped soooo much and the new room you did looks great!
Thanks a lot Tiffany!
your room looks great. thanks for these videos...i watched the series and now i think i might be able to really save myself a lot of money by not having to take down all of the vinyl walls in my home and replace them with dry wall. i can't wait to try this out. you really broke it down easy enough that i think even i can do this! thanks again.
Hello Renee
Thanks you very much for this message! I am glad these video have inspired you! Where are you from?
Russ
Hi Louise-
Thanks a lot! I an glad you liked them!
Russ
Dang brother it's nice being taught by someone that know what he's doing!
Thank you brother!
Getting ready to do this now. Thanks for the video.
Thank you!
Thanks for putting on these videos. You made a job easier that I have been avoiding. It was good to know what type of primer to get and the step-by-step process was helpful. Thanks.
Hi Becky-
I appreciate your comment and I am happy to have made your job easier. Where are you from?
Russ
Hi
Thanks for your kind words!
Russ
Great Job & at the end, I remember
That room you were doing before. It Looks
Fantastic.
Hi-
You can also use Oil Primer for doing this. I prefer Gardz because it cleans up with water and when you go to reprime the mud at the joints its makes the mud stronger by soaking in to the surface and then hardening up. They both smell bad though. I hopr this helps!
Russ
Thanks for the tips on painting over wallpaper with a border. Love it! a lot easier than removing the wallpaper and border. Thanx for your videos
Thank you!
THanks! I tried to get the old wallpaper border off but it's old and horrible so I'm going to follow your directive! Thank you!!
Hi Suzee
Ok Let me know how you make out?
Russ
Thank you for doing this. I was having trouble finding a good step by step for it. This is exactly what we needed.
+cinderfairie
Hi-
Thanks for taking the time to comment! I appreciate it! Where you from?
Russ
+RussOlinatzPaintShow
I live in Texas. My husband used to do sheet-rocking several years ago so is familiar with doing this but when I showed him the video he said your method is way easier than what he was planning on doing!
+cinderfairie
Hi-
Nice! Please let me know how you make out?
Russ
Great Job! I'll be doing this to an old house I'm buying soon. Thanks for the videos!
Thanks Adam!
Hi Sarah
Thanks for your feedback!
Russ
wow wonderful work in the room,the room looks great thanks for sharing this video with us,greetings from mercy.
Great video and great job.
Thanks John! I just posted a new video!
Great series of videos. Its all about the preparation!
Thanks a lot!
Great job!! Very informative !
Thank you James!
Hell of a good job
Thanks Wayne!
Excellent! Thank you very much!
Thanks Alan!
room looks beautiful great job russ
Wow,beautiful job! I have two bedrooms and two bathrooms that I'm going to use this technique on. The wallpaper is a mess (35 years old) and getting it off the wall is almost impossible. If they come out anywhere near what you have done here, I will be so proud. Will have to watch the entire tutorial again before I begin since I have no skills whatsoever. Thanks so much for this really really good and practical video.
Hello Barbara-
Thanks so much for your Nice comment! You have made my day a lot better! I so much appreciate it that you took the time to comment. Does the wallpaper have 2 layers meaning the Front and then the Backing Paper?
Russ
RussOlinatzPaintShow Hi Russ. Looks like just one layer to me. I am thinking the problem with removing this old stuff is due to the fact that it was pasted directly onto sheetrock that was never primed? Some of it peels off easily, but for the most part trying too hard just does damage to the wall. But now I am wondering if I shouldn't give up removing it. Thanks again!
Barbara Eslinger
Hi Barbara-
No I would definitely go your first route. I had to know if it was just one layer, and the fact that it was pasted directly onto sheetrock that was never primed, Means you are dealing with an awful situation trying to remove! Yes, use these instructions and I wish you the best. Where are you from?
Russ
RussOlinatzPaintShow
OK, I will use your method and will let you know how it comes out. I'm from Pomfret, CT, a small rural town not far from the MA and RI border. This will be my winter project. Thanks so much for sharing. Conventional wisdom always says DON'T DO THAT! Well, you showed them! lol. :)
Barbara Eslinger
Hi Barbara-
I look forward to hearing back from you! Enjoy the New Year and good luck with your winter project :-)
Russ
Compliments for the work!
Thank you!
Hi Mercedes-
Thanks a lot!
Russ
Love your videos. Very good techniques with great instruction!
Hi Brian
Thanks a lot! I appreciate your support!
Russ
Really nice work. Thanks for sharing your skill.
Thanks Matt
Great video and great finished product! I hope I can do the same on my wall! Thx for the info
+J Ramirez
Hi
Thank you for your nice comment! Much appreciated! What kind of paper is it?
Russ
You are so smooth! I like your style!
Thanks Daniel!
Thanks Gloria!
Great tutorial mate! I'll give it a shot.
Hi Mitchell
You goons use a trowel?
Russ
Great video!
Thanks Anthony!
wow THAT came out great.
Nice video...informative and I like the idea of the
blowing machine. Aww, I love the ending...so cute. :-)
Thanks Nico!
Thanks Althea!
fantastic video Russ you did a great job and it's another great tutorial :-)
Terrific instructional video. Thank you.
Thank you!
Hello Mihoko-
I appreciate your nice comment and I am happy you have enjoyed this video!
素晴らしい 1 週間があります。
Russ
Hi-
Thanks for your kind message! We discuss all things painting and no question is to stupid. We are all here to learn and not point the finger! Thanks for stopping bye and please let me know how you make out going over your vinyl wall paper with SW Oil?
Russ
Philopractics
thanks
Nico
You've got mad skills brother, wish you worked in Central Florida, I'd try to get you to repair my drywall asap.
Thank you Diana! I really appreciate your support! What sort of drywall repair are you dealing with?
Russ
Minor damage due to wallpaper removal.
Ok please let me know how you make out?
Ok
I have a smooth wallpaper and the seams are tight. After priming, most are not visible. If I'm going to apply a texture to the walls do I still need to go through the process of mudding the seams?
Hi Yana-
Thanks for your kind comment! If you have any questions, feel free to ask! Good luck!
Russ
Thanks Russ... you're awesome!
+Amber Matthews
Thanks Amber! Where you from?
All the way over in beautiful New Zealand! :)
+Amber Matthews Nice :-)
really helpful series
Thank you Colette!
Thanks!
Thanks a lot!
Dear Russ, very informative video. My husband is renovating our house. Perhaps I should give him a hand too as your good student, very knowledgeable now?:-) Good luck to you! Hugs,
Yana.
Hi ... I m from Peru. South America .....:)
+Luis Soto Nice!
It doesnt feel thick when i peel tiny pieces of it off it seems to be really thin and theres paint under, no drywall comes off...i was thinking of painting over it anyway but i thought maybe the fuzzy paper will absorb the paint.
Hi Myra-
If you want to paint over it then you will first have to seal it with Gardz Primer. Then you will have to skim coat the wall with joint compound to recreate a smooth surface over the fuzzy paper texture that you will have once you seal it.
Russ
Hi Myra-
If you want to paint over it then you will first have to seal it with Gardz Primer. Then you will have to skim coat the wall with joint compound to recreate a smooth surface over the fuzzy paper texture that you will have once you seal it.
Russ
Russ Olinatz how do you do the corner seams with mud? Do you put tape in the corners?
This is the simplest video I've seen yet I'm still totally lost! think I'll just re paper my walls 😂
Hi Thomas
Thanks for sharing your opinion! What makes it simple?
Russ
RussOlinatzPaintShow simple as in easy to understand what you're talking about, it's not too 'technical' as other videos I've seen.
Thanks for your feedback!
No problem..... I did watch all 3 videos and as I'm not very good with DIY / Home projects it's just something I'd mess up..... I'm sure it will help many people though. I didn't even know you could fill in the gaps between paper.
Hi Lea-
I appreciate your support! Sorry about the sound :))
Russ
nice explaining! Thank you!
Thanks Sheila!
Hi Russ,
What if the wallpaper border is peeling near the top of the wall and bottom of the border? I peeled back a small section and the border (which has sculptured bottom edge) and it left part of the paper on the wall (fuzzy middle of paper). Also, when they put the border up on top of the main wallpaper, the glue ran and has yellowed over time. Do I removed the border or try to cut out the peeling parts (which would be a huge amount of work considering the size of my family room)?
Thanks for the great video series, it has given me a good feeling about fixing these walls!!!
Connie & Dave Navarre
P.S. The entire room is wood paneling with wallpaper bottom one pattern, chair rail, then sort of plain wallpaper with the scalloped edge top border.
should concider the SW oilbase primer for going over wallpaper
WOW!!!!!!
Hi Russ, I have a room where the seams overlap about 1/2 an inch which raises the wallpaper higher than the rest of the wall, how would you make the wall level? and can you skim coat the whole wall if the wall paper isn't completely smooth?
Hello Russ, a question,
after all the plastering, do I just use any paint to finish?Thanks,
pierre de Nuevo Mexico
Hi Russ, my paper is fairly neutral in color but it has a fine embossed moire effect. I noticed in the first part that the paper you were working on had a fine texture too. When you skim the joints it smoothes the pattern. either side of the join. Does the paint fill out and smoothe the band of paper between the joins?
Finished job looks great.
is the first coat used before the paint, a PVA sealer? I'm in the UK .
Hi Sandra-
If there is a heavy texture to the wallpaper, this method wouldn't be best. The paint should be used to create more texture by doing multiple coats especially over the joints where the mud or wall area is smooth. Have you started yet? It's hard for me to tell what kind of paper you have. Can you post a picture?
Russ
It is a fine texture. Probably a couple of coats of paint over the PVA undercoat would fill the grain. There is hardly any gap between the joins a hairline filler could hide the join but looking at the walls again after watching your video It might be better just to strip the walls after all, the job was done 19 years ago! It is a bedroom and in good clean condition .because it's regularly dusted and been wiped with a damp cloth a couple of times. It's neutral and I've never found another parer I would change it with.
Thanks for answering, I enjoyed your video, thanks for sharing your valuable information.
Sandra Allen Hi Sandra-
Thanks a lot for your comment! Have a great weekend!
Russ
Ok so i painted a small section to see what would happen and it started making air bubbles so now i have a spray bottle with hot water and a scraper and im easily taking of the wallpaper fuzz...too much work :/
Hi Myra-
Did you get all the paper off?
Russ
exelent video..... tanks very much.... :)
+Luis Soto
Hi Luis-
Thank you very Much! Where are you from?
Russ
I have a question. I live in a mobile home. The entire thing is wrapped in like a wallpaper but it's textured and it's like a vinyl. I don't know what to use to paint over. It's all white and I need color. I appreciate your help!!!
Hi
You can use Zinsser BullsEye 123 or Zinsser BiN Advanced. Both are water clean up!
Russ
@@RussOlinatzPaintShow thanks so much!!
Good luck!
Great video it helped a lot
Thanks! Did you start your project?
I will be starting tomorrow. I have old wallpaper boarder in my bedroom and I was curious as to what steps I needed to take to cover it up. Your videos helped me put things in perspective.
Ok Great! Please let me know how things go!
RussOlinatzPaintShow ok I will
Hey Russ. Great videos.
Would you ever use a paint /primer Mix to paint over vinyl wallpaper or would you 'recommend a stand alone?
I would seal first with Gardz!
Russ, Great video new subscriber!
Duke Kenzo Thanks Duke!
Hi-
Yes, watch my new videos.
Russ
So glad I watched this before starting. Did you do any texturing before painting? Is it recommended? I really don't want to have to spray texture in my fully furnished kitchen. :-/
Thanks for the videos!
Hi-
Thanks for your Nice comment! I really appreciate it! What do you mean by texturing?
Russ
I guess I'm asking if you're happy with the way the paint looks right on the wallpaper without any additional pre-texturing such as "orange peel", etc.
espaceman000
Hi-
I roll with a 1/2 inch nap that creates its own slight texture. It sort of builds up the texture on top of the existing wallpaper texture. Once sealed, you can lightly skim the surface to even out any wallpaper texture. I don't do that in these videos, but it can be done!
Russ
How do you do corners? Do you use drywall tape?
Hi Gail
No drywall tape. If the corners contain a loose seam, then cut away each edge then skim coat corner.
Russ
If the wallpaper has a slight texture to it, do you recommend doing this?
Not unless you skim the whole wall.
you're so cute...love watching your videos
Thank you!
Can not get rid of the edge, we have sand it but some of it is still rough, the more we sand the worse it gets. Please help
Hi lorrie
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Great tutorial, i just need to take off my earphones coz the sounds freak me out ;))
Doesnt things get really dusty?
Yes!
Can i paint over the second part of the wallpaper?? I peeled of the decorated part of the paper but what was left was a fuzzy paper that is very difficult to remove. Can i paint over it, or is it better to remove it all? Im in a hurry to paint
Hi Myra-
It is better to remove it all. Does the fuzzy paper have a sponge like depth to it?
Also, when trying to remove the backing, Is it tearing off the face of the drywall?
Russ
I sure will. we are probably about 2 months away from the project. Hopefully less, we shall see.
One question, so you put primer before and after?
Hi Charlie-
Yes!
Russ
like!!!!
:)
turn the fan off you sound like your in a wind tunnel
Thanks!