How to Do a Perfect Double Cut on Your Wallpaper - Spencer Colgan
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- čas přidán 6. 06. 2024
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In this video, I show you how I double cut trim commercial wallpaper but you can use this method for wallpaper murals which have selveges as well! - Jak na to + styl
Spence your the best thanks for the tips! About to hang some 54 grade myself about to relax that 52 on the wall before the double cut just for you
Thank you so much!!! This helped so much!
Thank u so much for the helpful video
yr a good wallpapere ,well done,good vid.thanx
I use a 6 and an 8 foot metal framing flexible metal ruler. Works great can cut half or more in one stroke.
How would you suggest someone start their own business doing the same thing? I already install 3m DiNoch on walls and other surfaces as well as other materialssuch as acravan wall protection, acoustic felt wall covering etc. I live in a thrive economy and feel like I'm missing out. Thanks
Do you still use Roman 555 when installing vinyl in a residential job?
When I need a strong hold!!
Thank you, I appreciate your quick response! Would you use 838 otherwise for vinyl install in a residential job? Do you always use 555 commercially for vinyl?
Hi just subbed .. ,I've just wall papered my celing with patterned super fresco stuff ,then I'm gonna paint it ,the sheets are 5meters long and has been a nightmare, I've over lapped a few and it looks ugly ,how can I cut it to get rid of the over lap ? Bear in mind I'm painting it white after .please some advice thanks 😊
Get yourself a 12 inch steel taping life; we call it in the states tapping noise; go to the very edge of your overlap and get your face close to the auction… Proceed to cut right through the overlap the least amount possible and you will illuminate the ugly overlap; if you mess it up, get white paintable caulking And fill in the void you create by cutting too much off; this is the best I can but advice I can give you without seeing it.
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The wrinkles in the vinyl are caused by the wall covering being stored on end
instead of laying flat.
I always use my 4ft straight edge, gives me better performance
I’ve never had to apply heat on a double cut. Subpar work at best.
I never had to either; I did it to enhance the perfection of the cut.
Always a troll out there on CZcams
Why would you not just butt the ends up? (Unlike others in the comments,I’m not a professional, just a home diy-er who is trying to wallpaper).
Edited to add I’ve done conventional home wallpaper in a half bath and am going to do textured paintable paper in the dining room this weekend and the videos I watched before all just kisses the edges together.