I don't recommend starting from panel 1 its always better to start from panel 3 or 5 then working your way out to the edges because this paper is too thin and will stretch while installing so if you start from panel 1 and you will have troubles installing panels 8 and 7 because the paper is already stretched too much but if you start from the middle(panels 3 or 5) then your panels will be much better and square
Hello, great video, I'm getting the courage. One question. On the Komar videos they say to overlap the pieces 2 - 3mm. What's you thought on this? I've never overlapped any kind of wallpaper, the bump for sure would bother me.
I started watching you for wallpaper removal tips and you have been a godsend. I keep watching you because I love the little remarks, jokes, side stories and all of the other stuff. I watch your videos even when I don’t need the content knowledge immediately.
Very informative but you need an editor. 5 minutes of (truly) gold info but we’ve got to wade thru a ton of your life stories, etc. I would cut those down and make it about THE WORK! One-shots like this make it very hard to stay interested... we only need to see you glue at the table once man. If you want real numbers on your likes and real numbers in your subscribers that’s what you need.
I disagree I watched every minute, paying close attention to many details. IE the roller used, how much glue applied, booking procedure, table used to apply glue, sponge used, scraper used, over lapping techniques, line matching and more. The banter comments make it FUN! Did you hear what he said about having patience? Maybe you dont have enough if you cant een make it through a HOW TO video...that he did...to help people learn. BTW, wheres your video?
It's great you're sharing this content but a bit of humility would go a long way. Your opinions on things other than the core content just spoil the video and are a little cringeworthy.
@@spencercolgan your obviously a very talented guy when it comes to this stuff. However, it came across like you're the expert and everyone else is inferior. Especially the intro, when saying you've built up the courage etc. Maybe it's a culture thing. As being English I'm more accustomed to being modest. I watch a lot of maker and how to videos and what I've found is the best guys are those who let their work show their talents and their commentary is focused on the details and nuances which make for a great video. All my point was, was to be more modest.
This guy is hilarious. I didn’t think I’d be legit entertained while trying to psych myself up for DIY wallpaper installation.
I don't recommend starting from panel 1 its always better to start from panel 3 or 5 then working your way out to the edges because this paper is too thin and will stretch while installing so if you start from panel 1 and you will have troubles installing panels 8 and 7 because the paper is already stretched too much but if you start from the middle(panels 3 or 5) then your panels will be much better and square
Hello, great video, I'm getting the courage. One question. On the Komar videos they say to overlap the pieces 2 - 3mm. What's you thought on this? I've never overlapped any kind of wallpaper, the bump for sure would bother me.
And its better to let it rest for more than two mins (3 to 5 mins is good) so it didnt expands on the wall
That is brilliant
So I should get Roman 838 vs 543 glue?
Excellent Thanks 👌
I started watching you for wallpaper removal tips and you have been a godsend. I keep watching you because I love the little remarks, jokes, side stories and all of the other stuff. I watch your videos even when I don’t need the content knowledge immediately.
Very informative but you need an editor. 5 minutes of (truly) gold info but we’ve got to wade thru a ton of your life stories, etc. I would cut those down and make it about THE WORK! One-shots like this make it very hard to stay interested... we only need to see you glue at the table once man. If you want real numbers on your likes and real numbers in your subscribers that’s what you need.
I disagree I watched every minute, paying close attention to many details. IE the roller used, how much glue applied, booking procedure, table used to apply glue, sponge used, scraper used, over lapping techniques, line matching and more. The banter comments make it FUN! Did you hear what he said about having patience? Maybe you dont have enough if you cant een make it through a HOW TO video...that he did...to help people learn. BTW, wheres your video?
Thank you!
I’ve learned that sometimes the manufacturers printers also have some issues printing so there are discrepancies there too.
What does installation for these Kumar murals cost?
$550 -1000
It's great you're sharing this content but a bit of humility would go a long way. Your opinions on things other than the core content just spoil the video and are a little cringeworthy.
Tom. Please explain. I would appreciate it. What did I do in this video.
@@spencercolgan your obviously a very talented guy when it comes to this stuff. However, it came across like you're the expert and everyone else is inferior. Especially the intro, when saying you've built up the courage etc. Maybe it's a culture thing. As being English I'm more accustomed to being modest. I watch a lot of maker and how to videos and what I've found is the best guys are those who let their work show their talents and their commentary is focused on the details and nuances which make for a great video. All my point was, was to be more modest.
Tom Bulloch Thank you. I will re watch and see where I may have erred!
@@spencercolgan I liked it, and thanks for the video. So much more help than the 3 min official komar one!
@@tombola9445 Dude, lighten up. Dont take every word so seriously.