Hi, Slide the stencil behind the tank and just get as tight as you can. No one will ever see. You could always pull the toilet out if you really want to get behind it. Hope this helps!
Hi, It really depends on the pattern. A smaller pattern can give a busier look while a larger pattern allows the room to breathe a bit. It's best to search the web for something you like and then go from there. Good luck with your project!
Hi, you could except I find that the corner is a great place to hide inconsistencies and fudge any issues in the sheetrock or the level of the crown or baseboard. But either way can work for sure.
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So clear and to the point! Thanks so much for every video Greg!
Thank you Laura!! :)
How do I stencil behind the toilet tank? It's a very tight spot.
Hi,
Slide the stencil behind the tank and just get as tight as you can. No one will ever see. You could always pull the toilet out if you really want to get behind it. Hope this helps!
How do you know what size to use for a bedroom probably 12 x 14 what size of stencil
Hi, It really depends on the pattern. A smaller pattern can give a busier look while a larger pattern allows the room to breathe a bit. It's best to search the web for something you like and then go from there. Good luck with your project!
Why not start at the corners first
Hi, you could except I find that the corner is a great place to hide inconsistencies and fudge any issues in the sheetrock or the level of the crown or baseboard. But either way can work for sure.