how to wallpaper - tricky cuts - advanced wallpapering

Phil Beckwith The Professional Painter & Decorator

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Want to know how to do those tricky cuts when papering a cottage room with with beams to cut around? Wallpapering is a skills, not everyone finds easy. I hope I explain how to do the bits you may be struggling with.
Cutting around beams, and into corners and what about that alarm sensor?
This has a lot of info you may need.. a must watch.
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10 фев 2022

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@markbarnett3907 2 года назад

Totally agree,I've been hanging lining paper vertically for over 35 years,as you say as long as its done correctly there is no problem hanging a finished paper on top never had a problem, unfortunately I've had builders,gardeners and the younger generation of decorators telling me it's incorrect,I had one gardener tell my customer I'm doing it wrong and she asked me to leave, he ended up doing it and I got called back a week later because you could see his huge horizontal joins through the finished paper🤣🤣she ended up paying triple the cost because I had to strp back and do the whole thing again, let just say he's no longer her gardener anymore 😀 keep up the good work top decorator,I see your probably the only decorator who doesn't get abuse on that Facebook forum room we're on🤣 I never write on there I just sit back and watch the bitching that goes on. I've got my son to start watching your videos as he been working with me for 3 years now and sometimes I just haven't got time to go through everything when I'm working by a schedule,now he thinks your the king

@ProfessionalPainterDecorator 2 года назад

Lovely to hear from you.... fB groups, are fustrating. They're not known as the blind leading the blind groups for nothing.

@acropolisnow9466 Год назад

What a twat that gardener must be. Imagine having to explain that one down the pub.

@robbennett9631 Год назад

Mark if a Customer got rid of me because her Gardner said I was doing it wrong I would never ever go back to that job I would say you’ve made your bed now you lie in it 😂😂😂. People are unreal 😂😂

@alexthomson7465 10 месяцев назад

I did a week long painting and decorating basics course à year or so back and I've learnt more from this than I did in that whole week. Nice one. Cheers Phil

@ProfessionalPainterDecorator 10 месяцев назад

This is the problem... Day and weekend courses... Week long, you can't learn enough. I was 4 years day release at college and the rest of the time doing my apprenticeship actually working. That's how you learn.

@alexthomson7465 10 месяцев назад

@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator I'm 51 now and just doing my own bits and pieces but am learning that there is so much skill involved and it's one of them trades that is made up of knowledge and experience and endless tricks. Wish I'd got in to it earlier in life so I was a bit better at it now. Your vids are brilliant! Mucho respect.

@ProfessionalPainterDecorator 10 месяцев назад

@@alexthomson7465 thank you. It's why I do them.. to help and show how it should be done... If I can make enough to get a Porsche from it... Awesome lol Keep watching, new stuff coming out each week that may be of interest to you alsom

@bobbentinck5327 2 года назад

Hi Phil, very informative video, every bit of info helps and well explained. Thanks. 👍 Take care Bob.

@mungojack 2 года назад

Amen to that brother. Cross lining has always baffled me. I've always gone vertical. Keep it up fella

@ProfessionalPainterDecorator 2 года назад

Cheers. As long as you work it out you don't have joints falling bon joints, you're fine. If you plan the room, plan your start and think it through... You won't have them lining up with each other.

@Russ1007 2 года назад

Great video Phil 👍

@alanthealien6859 2 года назад

Awesomeness 👌

@stephenmartin3438 Год назад

Brilliant informative video Phil, thank you

@ProfessionalPainterDecorator Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@spencercolgan Год назад

Great explanation!

@ProfessionalPainterDecorator Год назад

Glad you think so!

@miker8149 2 года назад

Great instructional video many thanks, 👍👍👍

@spencercolgan Год назад

Mike! You’re cheating on me!!!! You’re watching PHIL!!!!!!!!!!!

@spencercolgan Год назад

19:39 lol “ofla” or OLFA!

@hornetboy3694 Год назад

Awesome video thank you great work

@ProfessionalPainterDecorator Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@CraftDiyDen 2 года назад

Very nice 👍😊

@acropolisnow9466 Год назад

Great channel mate. Enthusiasm for the job. Fair play.

@ProfessionalPainterDecorator Год назад

Welcome aboard!

@ProfessionalPainterDecorator Год назад

what other videos are you liking on here?

@rangus1595 2 года назад

Watched full vid. Awesome content 👍

@ProfessionalPainterDecorator 2 года назад

Thanks. Could you follow it ok?

@rangus1595 2 года назад

@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator Yeh, explained it very well. . I'll need to get myself a laser. I mainly do feature wallpaper and lining paper. Rarely do a full room but I can see the benefits now. I was tought to concertina fold paper. I'm glad I don't have to do that now! Pain when it comes to large ceilings 😁

@ProfessionalPainterDecorator 2 года назад

@@rangus1595 yeah. Still do concertina folds.... Ceilings and cross lining mainly.

@rangus1595 2 года назад

@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator yeah 👍

@Racelinekarting Год назад

You say about the 53cm repeat, my client this week handed me a roll with a 112cm repeat! Never had anywhere near that before. She had a shock that the worse case will be that I can only get two drops a roll. She didnt take into account the repeat when buying so things are now super tight!

@ProfessionalPainterDecorator Год назад

Oh lol did she buy enough rolls? 53cm isn't that big.... It's when you go 60+ you start to worry if you have enough. Sounds like you haven't

@Racelinekarting Год назад

@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator no she didn’t, well if the cut falls badly and I’m using all of that 112 as waste we haven’t. If luck is with me then I have enough (long as I don’t do a cock up). I have warned her I may have to do a splice behind where the furniture sits worse case.

@robbennett9631 Год назад

I’ve always applied lining paper to every wall I’ve hung finished paper would you agree this is the best way? 😊

@ProfessionalPainterDecorator Год назад

@@robbennett9631 it's not the way forward..... It's just the way ;) Always read instructions... 99% of the time it recommends it. Very few papers say not to line... But they are normally specialty papers. Or... Wood chip, anaglypta.. blown vinyl etc

@robbennett9631 Год назад

I suppose what I’m asking is do you always use lining paper when you hang wallpaper or murals?

@victorgiuliani524 2 года назад

Great video once again Phil .. the why fuel prices are you won’t get enough for a gallon of fuel from you tube 😂

@ProfessionalPainterDecorator 2 года назад

Oh I know... A fruit salad smelly air freshener may be more the thing now lol

@tonysmith71 2 года назад

very informative. May I enquire what sort of work light was you using ?

@ProfessionalPainterDecorator 2 года назад

Oh the light is brilliant. It's a plasterers pole light, full 360 light from it. Natural/day light too.

@richardloze5994 2 года назад

enjoying these wallpapers video's great stuff. with paste the wall are you waiting for a soaking time after pasting the wall or applying the paper strait away when going on lining paper?

@ProfessionalPainterDecorator 2 года назад

There is no soaking time with paste the wall non woven papers. Paste the wall, and hang your paper.

@richardloze5994 2 года назад

@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator when doing a chimney breast would you wrap around the externals or measure the longest bit add 5 ml cut and then rehang the cut peiece just like the internal way you've shown on your videos

@ProfessionalPainterDecorator 2 года назад

@@richardloze5994 9 times out of ten corners run out, so I cut and re hang. Also depends on paper too. Heavy blown vinyls etc you may find you want to get it around in one. The main thing to watch for is when it goes around... You need to have a plumb edge to work back off. Hence cutting and re hanging allow you to keep the lengths plumb. If corner, internal nor external run out, nothing you can do about it. A neat wrap around and re hang visually looks better on the eye than those who try wrap around, then slice the next length back in. That's not a good way to do it.

@tonysmith71 2 года назад

Thank you. Where did you purchase it from, what sort of cost would it be ?

@ProfessionalPainterDecorator 2 года назад

A Laserliner... About £60. Got from the P&D show a few years ago.