Sig Swirls
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Does anyone know the best way? Or want to do it for me?
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Jason - Moving to Red Lion on Feb 23
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Jason - Moving to Red Lion on Feb 23
Need Wallpaper Removed
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Grrr.
Does anyone know the best way? Or want to do it for me?
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Jason - Moving to Red Lion on Feb 23
50/50 mix of vinegar and water. Apply liberally. With a closepin on your nose.
This. My former in-laws swapped out paint and wall paper in thier home on a regular basis. When you walked in and smelled vinegar they were either making sauerkraut or my father in law was taking down wall paper. Worked really well.
Sev
"Vern"
I've done a putty knife (scraper) to pick an edge on the paper, then pulled it off. Once the paper's off, i went back with a bug sprayer full of plain water, let it soak a minute, then putty knifed it off
Worked ok, not smelly, not dirty
Worked ok, not smelly, not dirty
august1410
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ST19AG_WGreymon
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You can buy that pre-made stuff at Lowes(DEP). Use a wallpaper perforator first and then apply. It'll slide off like butter.
phil
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Beat me to it. Depending on the size job I use Dep diluted for a pump up garden sprayer.
Dry strip off the surface layer, spray til moist, wait a few, spray til wet, wait a few, peel off whole sheets with a wide putty knife. Trick is to wait long enough for the chemistry to do the work.
I don't like the claw because I always ding up the wall underneath.
Dry strip off the surface layer, spray til moist, wait a few, spray til wet, wait a few, peel off whole sheets with a wide putty knife. Trick is to wait long enough for the chemistry to do the work.
I don't like the claw because I always ding up the wall underneath.
If you press too hard it does. Lil pressure all is needed for liquid to get in the wallpaper
Fodder4Thought
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+1 on the wallpaper-removal juice and perforator.
+2 on killing it with fire.
+2 on killing it with fire.
I haven't tried it as I avoid wallpaper like the plague and won't let my wife even think of putting the stuff up.
Supposedly a fabric softener and water mixture works well and it would sure smell a lot beter than vinegar. A quick google search will provide details on ratios.
Supposedly a fabric softener and water mixture works well and it would sure smell a lot beter than vinegar. A quick google search will provide details on ratios.
Kim79
Kim
First home was covered in the stuff.. Used a steamer, its all Ive ever needed
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august1410
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This.
Paper Tiger perforator, steamer for the big fields of it.
DEP for the clean up.
Our whole house was done in 1980s wallpaper that stank of cigarette smoke.
You'd never know it now.
This.
Paper Tiger perforator, steamer for the big fields of it.
DEP for the clean up.
Our whole house was done in 1980s wallpaper that stank of cigarette smoke.
You'd never know it now.
+1 My old house was like that and after I ruined and had to replaster a few walls I want and got the steamer.
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