how to hang WALLROCK fibre lining wallpaper for a feature wall
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- čas přidán 25. 10. 2023
- How to hang lining paper or how to hang wallrock fibre lining.
Very similar in principle but the beauty of using WallRock is you can hang it off the roll as it's non woven PASTE THE WALL.
Watch how I hang the wallrock, anyone could do it.
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Another great video, totally agree really does make a difference in what you choose to cut your papers with , keep the cuts tight and sharp,
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Thanks, will do!
Good, no nonsense approach which is especially useful for beginners like myself. Many thanks.
So nice of you. :)
Another great vid and lesson, cheers Phil! Its brilliant to see your viewings going up and other youtubers mentioning you on their channels . Love the caulk trick for the top cut....a top tip. A feature of wallrock i dont think you mentioned is that it doesn't tear easily giving which makes it ideal for first time DIYers.
I'll try that one time caulk. Another decorator got me onto Crown caulk. Comes in 2 or 3 flexability/ movement types. Very reasonably priced too.
ou'll need to wait till the next lining video... 9th November ... 14mins in, I show how the wallrock works. ;)
Not being smart Phil but been doing this for years, Wallrock is the go to paper , ❤😂
working smarter not harder ;)
Wall rock bit overkill for that ?
Wizard sleeve 😂😂
There’s a wallrock fibreliner for papering over and a wallrock fibreliner smooth for painting now phil. The smooth has a smoother surface on one side mate. You cant really tell until you get the first coat of paint on. The normal furs up quite a bit and the smooth doesn’t 👍
Just discovered it. Brilliant.
Thank you
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Nice one Phil, I've been hanging all grades of lining paper on countless walls/ceilings, since the 70's. Principles and methods have never changed, other than the use of plastic spatulas, steel straight edge & paste the wall method, which I absolutely prefer for all wall coverings nowadays. Butt joints, yes, but I do work with experienced professionals who leave a 1mm gap, mist coat, then very fine joint fill, when painting to a finish. Great video as ever, cheers mate.
And then you ask them, why do you leave a gap to fill... Having to sand and where the filler is you look smoother than the grain of the paper.
Just butt it up lol
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator Yes, the texture changes and grins through every time. I guess some can't change old habits.
Hello Phil, thankyou for all your informative videos. May I ask, if you were to emulsion over your linning papered walls would you Gardz the wall first prior to emulsioning? Cheers Steve.
Nope. No need the Gardz unless a problem surface... Lining paper isn't a problem surface. Depending on what emulsion you use, you may want a splash of water in it to help it along, then straight out for the second coat.
It'll depend what you're using though.
@ProfessionalPainterDecorator, Many thanks Phil, your a star 🌟
Excellent video..What happens when the Boss wants a change of top paper? Do you have to strip both the finish paper and the liner before relining and hanging the new finish paper?
Well that depends if you've only done it the day before. LoL
It depends who did the previous papering and whether you'd risk working over someone else's work.
Nice tip on the adhesive... I've been using Albany ready mixed for years but it's become so expensive, I'll be interested to see how the wickes stuff compares... Its half the price!
get a Wickes Trade card.. 10% off ;)
Have one already Phil... Cheers for the thought though
Hi, love the tips. I am going to use Wallrock fiber smooth over, red label insulating paper. Should I do underneath horizontal and over vertical?
hi, for what reason are you using red lable lining, then smooth wall rock over the top?
Cold outside walls, rented accommodation so housing association not going to help. Fiberliner recommended by erfurt.
Hi phil. What would tell you if you can do just a paste prime or needs something more like gardz? Porus are you talking about a dry chalky surface? Also if you stripe wallpaper and find a silk emulsion what prep would you need? Thanks x
silk emulsion or an eggshell wall (like what you find in older houses) are a dream to strip wall paper off from, as theyre not a porous surface you can hang straight onto it.
Fill and sand anything as normal, touch in the filler prior to paper with your paste/size.. away you go.
If the walls are good condition.. thin down tub paste as your size ideal.. if it looks like the wall has issues, dry, powdery, cheap emulsion etc.. gardz a better option. One coat is enough.. don't miss anywhwere.. you'll know if you miss an area ;)
There's no need to then size over the gardz.
What lining paper would you recommend for painting over?
Any of them can be painted over.
The question is more a case what lining paper suits the surface you're going over.
That sander/pole.. what brand is it, please?
It's just a roller pole with a sanding pad on the end.
Wickes paste I use this on my tapofix machine thin it by around 40% so it’s thinned to come through easy… brilliant stuff never had an issue unlike using solvite crap 👍
Good to know!
Tapofix machines , great bit of kit ,don’t use mine much now , used it on shop fitting jobs
Make life so easy
Once did a 52 bedroomed old folks home , papered all the way through , bedrooms hall s stairs lounges etc
A real earner
@@davidsmalley8783 I need one to try. Not cheap though. Maybe I'll get one given lol
Make me an offer
I have another German machine , can’t think of the make very similar to a beeline heavy duty not them tin trays you see knocking about nowadays @@ProfessionalPainterDecorator
@@davidsmalley8783 sounds great… brilliant on non matching paper and lining but on some patterned papers you so need to concentrate 😂
Can you install paste the wall wallpaper over wall rock on same day? Thanks!
I know some that do. At a push I would, but next day is better I'd think.
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator thanks mate👍
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Is this the Wallrock insulating paper you are lining the wall with. I am planning to use it on my outside walls but thought you had to use their paste.
No, this is tye fibre lining no n woven paper. It's not the insulation paper
I’ve been trying to take off emulsion off walls back to plaster. What is the best way to achieve the end goal. Is there a product like paint stripper for emulsion
Why are you trying to do that?
@@ProfessionalPainterDecoratoryea ya mad ed why.?
How can I find experienced decorator within Greater London area who experienced with Wallrock thermal liner. So far, I couldn't find a professional, same as in this video
Have a look on the Painting and Decorating Association website and search on there using your post code for members local to you
Find that red devil to thin, den braven caulk I've used for few years now
where do you get that?
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator decorating direct
why no PVA? Sorry to get you started!
What do you mean?
ok so at college when we were taught to cross line we were told to leave a gap in-between the paper for when the finish paper goes on top, is this not true anymore?
There's no need. Why would you do that?
If you allow correct soak times for lining paper, it won't stretch and grow (the main cause of raised joints).
People do it more a case its how they were told.. but bottom line.... You don't need to.
How does the paper soak if you paste the wall?
@@kevinohare7917 it doesn't soak like a traditional paper. It's like PTW non woven wallpaper
Did you start from the corner ? ??😮
Did you watch the video lol
@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator ha!! You got me ,put me down for 1& 1/2 watched 😂
Pro did a shite job of lining one of our walls it looks like the surface of the moon, filler not sanded back enough underneath and gouges in places so disappointed it’s put me off decorators and lining paper in equal measure and all because he (probably) couldn’t be arsed to sand the wall properly when the old paper came down before painting.
Sorry to hear that mate, as a pro deccy it always bothers me to hear when someone has had a bad experience. Did you go for the cheapest quote? Did you check he was qualified and insured or check reviews? Did he have a website you could see past jobs and testimonies? I quote alot of jobs these days that the customer was unhappy with the last guy and then you find out they paid £250 for a hall, stairs and landing!
Give the trade a bad name. They say Pro Decorator... But really they are just an amateur that's being paid.
But as said above... What do they charge, what qualifications do they have... Any recommendations.
@@AspireDecoratingthanks 👍🏻 yeah someone we have used before proper business usually does a great job, personal recommendation and has website etc. not the cheapest quote as I never do that. Otherwise was a good job but the decision to line one wall with wallrock, and perhaps not giving enough time to get it right, has left us with a poor finish. I was worried about the seams showing and reassured they wouldn’t (which they don’t) but the contours you can see when the light hits it and the lumps where filler is sitting proud of the wall are not what I expected at all. I paid for the job as it was finished and looked great in the early evening light but the next day I was shocked. Didn’t have the courage to call him back at the time so it’s probably my own fault for letting it go. Live and learn eh!
@@ProfessionalPainterDecoratorthanks Phil, did all the due diligence as above and used before just for some reason this lining hasn’t gone well possibly rushed but the same was due on HSL and I cancelled and instead have meticulously filled and sanded the lot myself so as to specifically avoid lining it. My main concern with the above job is when we come to decorate again how do you get emulsioned lining down and re-done properly. If it weren’t for the fact we have used the company before and he is a nice bloke I would have had him back to rectify but it felt awkward and I naively didn’t know how good a finish to expect as we have never had anything lined before. Next time I know who to use instead for anything I can’t do myself 👍🏻
@Liverpool1ne that's a shame, I have seen that before where the last guy didn't sand as well as he should have before papering. I always sand my filler as though I'm painting, no comebacks that way. I'm guessing too late to whip it down, sand wall back and reline? Are you sure it's the filler behind and not just a lumpy wall that might have been better with a quick skim? Either way never a great thing when the customer isn't 100% happy with a job they've shelled out for. I'm working in a house at the moment where someone has put emulsion paper straight over a couple of wall plugs in the carzey area. They stick out like a badgers backside! Probably a DIY job done years ago! 👍