Painting over wallpaper

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We love wallpaper. Give us wallpaper on ceilings, or removable wallpaper in rental spaces or dorm rooms. We’ll take it anywhere—it can be a great, bold way to add some personality to your space. But sometimes, you move into a home with existing wallpaper that’s just not your style and you’re not up for a complete wallpaper removal project, so can you just paint over it?

Are you sick and tired of your old wallpaper? Before you go to the trouble of stripping it off, find out how you can paint over wallpaper with winning results.

Painting over wallpaper can be a huge time saver. I have been painting over wallpaper for decades and can show you step by step.

Should you remove wallpaper or just paint over it? Find out the answer to when you should remove wallpaper or paint over it in this article.

Do you want to know How to Paint Over Wallpaper? You want to change the look and feel of your room with paint, but are faced with the challenge of wallpaper? You don’t always need to remove wallpaper first. Read this guide to learn when and how to paint over wallpaper. Visit site to learn more. #Wall #Wallpaper #HowtoPaintOverWallpaper

"While transitioning from wallpaper to paint can be challenging, it's a one-time effort that makes future color changes during wall painting easier. Nevertheless, proper preparation after wallpaper removal and initial painting is essential."

After working with Sherwin Williams here is the best way to paint over wallpaper using oil based primer and Emerald Designer Edition Collection latex paint.

Last updated on May 6th, 2018 Ever wondered if you can paint over wallpaper? According to John B., our contractor/handyman (pictured above, in action), wallpaper needs only to be removed if it is sagging, torn, or “bubbling.” A coat of paint will only exaggerate these blemishes. On the other hand, if the paper is smooth and firmly glued to the wall, you can paint right over it. Since the paper

Removing wallpaper can be a difficult and messy task. Chemical or steam techniques for wallpaper removal may leave glue residue on the surface of the wall, which results in an uneven, messy finish.