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I have a dining room that I want to put leather tiling on a roll up, but it's wood chipped, and if I strip it knowing my luck it will need re plastering !
Is there any special adhesive that can be used ?
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And that's why it's almost universally disliked. I think only artex is worse to deal with!
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Leather walls eh. :whistle:
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And yes I hate it :rant:
The whole house has it :slapme:
I tried disguising with velvet, then suede paint, but that did not work, so guess I have to strip it :bang:
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Luckily J likes Artex as we have lots of that.
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I was going to get a wallpaper steamer
However after your post I think it might be too thick for that
I can see me giving up on that room and getting a man that can in :coat:
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Softly~Softly wrote: Does anyone know if there is a successful way of papering over wood chip ?
I have a dining room that I want to put leather tiling on a roll up, but it's wood chipped, and if I strip it knowing my luck it will need re plastering !
Is there any special adhesive that can be used ?
Thanks
Jan, Strip the woodchip first!!! Hire a steamer, score the face with a stanley knife and it will fall off :yesnod: then cross line the wall with a good lining paper and then hang your leather tiling on a roll, use the correct adhesive too.
Even if you know a good plasterer the woodchip has to come off first.
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Dalermgf wrote: you never know who might be very good at plastering and does mates rates wink wink
Hmmmmmmmmmm I wonder who that could be :whistle:
Yes Brian that is what I am going to try and do, I am leaving that room till last now :pinch:
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