Hi Des, not commented before but have watched many of your videos. Thanks for sharing your lining paper methods I am finding them very useful. Great job.
Hi Des, Don't freehand cut... press smoothing blade into corner and press snap off knife to it and keeping angle of cut as low as possible use your smoothing blade as the guide. The low angle of cutting and smoother against wall stops tears (especially in pasted paper ). Regards. Bob (Somerset)
Hi there and thanks for watching. I'm not advising anybody to work on a ladder in this way at all. I'm merely demonstrating what I had to do in order to complete this job satisfactorily. There will, of course, be a few options available which the individual will need to explore to find out what they feel happy with. This is merely one of them. Best wishes, Des
@@21stcenturycaveman33 exactly, you clearly stated this already in the video, that there are various methods using ladders etc and that just the one you chose to use
Love the sounds when you make a mistake i love how u recongise we all human and make mistakes
Hey, glad you like the vids. Always full disclosure on this channel. Take care, Des
Hi Des, not commented before but have watched many of your videos. Thanks for sharing your lining paper methods I am finding them very useful. Great job.
You are so welcome! Best wishes, Des
Thanks for the video. I definitely will use that paper and adhesive the next time I do any wallpaper work.
Good decision my friend, Best wishes, Des
Hi Des, Don't freehand cut... press smoothing blade into corner and press snap off knife to it and keeping angle of cut as low as possible use your smoothing blade as the guide. The low angle of cutting and smoother against wall stops tears (especially in pasted paper ). Regards. Bob (Somerset)
Great tip that Bob. Best wishes to you and yours. Des
Hey Des, is that wall rock paper the insulating one?
Happy new year 🥳
Same to you my friend. Best wishes, Des
Far too precarious. Shouldn't be advising people to work on a ladder in this way.
Hi there and thanks for watching. I'm not advising anybody to work on a ladder in this way at all. I'm merely demonstrating what I had to do in order to complete this job satisfactorily. There will, of course, be a few options available which the individual will need to explore to find out what they feel happy with. This is merely one of them. Best wishes, Des
@@21stcenturycaveman33 exactly, you clearly stated this already in the video, that there are various methods using ladders etc and that just the one you chose to use