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Plastering (onto plasterboard / timber stud walls, not masonry) is part finished so we can start painting (mist coats etc).  My daughter wants some wallpaper in her bedroom and a friend said her builder had advised waiting at least a year before putting wallpaper up onto fresh plaster.  Does that have any merit?  Or can we mist coat the wall and then wallpaper it?  Or something else?

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9 minutes ago, Barney12 said:

Once apom a time maybe. But a plasterboard skimmed wall dries relatively quickly in normal conditions. 

https://www.grahambrown.com/uk/how-to/how-to-apply-wallpaper-to-newly-plastered-walls/Blog-HowTo-WallpaperNewlyPlasteredWalls.html

 

 

So it looks like we just "size" the walls and we are good to go.  So I can't put this off for a year then ? - going to have to hang wallpaper for the first time......

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1 minute ago, Weebles said:

 

So it looks like we just "size" the walls and we are good to go.  So I can't put this off for a year then ? - going to have to hang wallpaper for the first time......

 

Wallpapering is immensely satisfying. A few hours of hard work and an instant finished result. :) 

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Just now, Barney12 said:

 

Wallpapering is immensely satisfying. A few hours of hard work and an instant finished result. :) 

 

I am almost looking forward to it now :)   Thanks!

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