June 4, 20215 yr Hi, Does anyone know if I can use easifill to fill in gaps in lining paper at all? Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks.
June 4, 20215 yr Author 4 minutes ago, tonyshouse said: Yes, need to be very carefully if sanding as paper may ‘rough up’ ah, it is intended for painting though. so could you suggest another method that would be kinder to the lining paper at all? Thanks.
June 4, 20215 yr If your going to paint the lining paper I would think twice about filing You will highlight every joint Probably neater and quicker line over what you have
June 4, 20215 yr Author 4 hours ago, nod said: If your going to paint the lining paper I would think twice about filing You will highlight every joint Probably neater and quicker line over what you have if I am going to line over it, wouldn't I then have lots more overlaps that would be highlighted when I paint it?
June 5, 20215 yr Author 8 minutes ago, nod said: You answered your own question Strip it and start again I cannot. it is over wallrock which is on the wall horizontally and the lining paper is on vertically. it would basically take it off. hence my question about other possibilities to remedy but thanks for your advice
June 5, 20215 yr I filled some minor gaps in lining paper with caulk a few years back...despite 5-6 coats of paint it's glaringly obvious it's there as it seems to stay shiny that bit. Haunts me each day. ?
June 5, 20215 yr Author 12 minutes ago, SuperJohnG said: I filled some minor gaps in lining paper with caulk a few years back...despite 5-6 coats of paint it's glaringly obvious it's there as it seems to stay shiny that bit. Haunts me each day. ? lol, I think i will leave it be hahah, thanks for sharing the story.
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