Brilliant …. What a great tip. This really works and the paint comes off with ease! I used a cheap tub of read mixed tile adhesive, applied it as demonstrated. So simple. Thanks….👏
Thanks for the effort. It really would have been so helpful if we could hear what you were saying, music way too loud. What sort of adhesive are you using? Cheers
I just spent two days scraping several layers of crispy bathroom paint off three sections of three walls in my bathroom! FFS I wish I'd have seen this video on Sunday!
Great video and straight to the point. Iv just been through a few bottles of paint stripper to remove emulsion in bathroom plastered wall and some plywood, Im left with a grey gummy primer (I presume) underneath that the no nonce paint stripper wont lift. Tried using sugar soap but its hard going, now im onto white spirts to dissolve it.... i have three bags of tile adhesive just sitting there!!!!! wish id seen this earlier, thanks for the tip
What adhesive did you use, that doesnt look like any adhesive ive used before. I tried this with a standard adehive and it didnt work at all, just crumbles off if it isnt set.
Wish there was a link to the product you used. Otherwise, nice easy results and i appreciate the video, just please lower the music and increase the audio. Place links or specific names in the description to be clear.😊
This did not work for me. I tried two different kinds of tiling adhesive: AcrylPro Professional Tile Adhesive and SimpleSet Ready To Use Thin Set Mortar. I would really love to know the exactly what you used and brand name. I was really hoping this work.
Please tell me what product you are spreading on the wall in this video? The guy at Home Depot sold me plaster. I m pretty sure that is not what you are using in this video so please inform?
He said, " as you can see, I`m just using a normal bucket of adhesive here, erm, just standard adhesive will do" Had to wear headphones to get it hope that helps