My iPad was on silent so I couldn’t hear you, but I KNEW you were English. Nice video. Nowadays, here in the U.S. we’re often paint washing our solid wood furniture.

Exactly the video I needed, thanks a mill for being patient and explaining why and in what order!

do you not use paste on walls as well as paper

Hi Aubrey, great video! I am fighting a battle with peeling paint in 2 rooms. I've stripped most back to bare plaster but in areas the paint is adhered so I can't full remove it. I was planning to seal/bind the edges with Zinsser Peel Stop, maybe go over all of the remaining paint with it. But I have a 5l bottle of PVA from when I patch repaired the blown plaster. Your video has me wondering if I can use this instead. What would you recommend? Many thanks, Kerrie

Nobody sees behind

A proper decorator, not someone who sprays the paint on and thinks their a decorator.

Thank you for the great video. It appears that if you overlap the corner as shown, on a pattern without any solid color fields the design would not match up. How do you account for that?

great video

Would a roller be any good on the muntins?

Hello , is it the same process if you use eggshell paint

Great vid as a pro of now 82 brought back great memories of wall papering .not many proper pro decs about now .they buy a Brush and a tin of paint ant that’s it I’m a decorator .takes many years to b3 come a good Dec .

I use vinyl Matt white for 33 years never had a problem thinned 50/50 on bare plaster I grew up using Permoglaze brolac and Berger

thankyou thankyou thankyou 😊

Yep ythats how I was tought 😊

Take the door latch out aswell

Just came to THANK YOU for your video and excellent explanation! We were wallpapering our bedroom last week and prior to doing it we watched this! You are very talented teacher, we managed to do such a tidy job thanks to your explanation! Our house is almost 100 years old and walls were very uneven! I am happy we came across YOUR video amongst thousands of others on wallpapering on youtube!🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺

Absolutely not the way for me

great video I wish you would have used a different colour so we could see better when you did the boxes

Undo the nuts on both sides of the radiator then tilt it and rest it on a can of paint then tighten the radiator up again

Simple, straightforward, effective. All advice videos should be like this.

Why did you not use a small gloss 4inch roller

did it on wednesday.made a bit of a pig's ear of it.the wallpaper is slanting quite clearly.i even left an uneven gap between two strips so now ,the end piece is on top of a narrow strip because I cut a perfectly good drop in two,to avoid leaving a two inch drop at the end of the wall.luckily it's a beautiful patterned wallpaper and the house was in very poor condition anyway.not good protocol!I want locking up and taken before a tribunal in the Hague!shocker!

Excellent advice.

Nice Job!!!

Cheap roller arm and look at the state if the sleeve £2 from toolstation

Very well explained and like you said, the overlap is hardly visible on very thin papers. However, I do prefer to splice (double cut) my wallpapers and having them butted up nicely instead of having a visible overlap.

Glad you didn't skirt over the final bit where the paper needs pulling to the skirting. Hadn't thought about using a roller behind the rad. There is always an easier way to do things. Well explained video.

A lifetime of tapping them back on, and now you tell us. I must be so stupid as I have never thought of doing that. Thank you.

Excellent tip

Great job,thank you for letting us in your special know how

Very good indeed. My only question, is this:- With those lovely flat walls, why would anyone want them papered and not given a nice coat of emulsion instead?

Great video; so clear and helpful. I've finally learnt how to do external corners properly! Must say a plumb bob every time imo; gravity never lies unlike the bubble on a (dropped) spirit (not) level!

I often wondered what Paul McCartney dud after the Beatles - it’s good to see him demonstrating wallpapering tips.

Can’t wait to try this out, thanks for the tips!

I've always papered down as far as you can easily see and papered the 6 inches under the radiator. Who on earth ever looks behind a radiator?

Just take the radiator off!!

Don't push down to hard with that rag roller it's easy to put a hole in it

Such a positive vibe in every video!

Ive done it like this many times in the past as a decorator

Now do that again using wet Laura Ashley wallpaper... ? A whole different story?? 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿👍

Have you lined the walls

I always learn something new from your channel

That def won't work with most patterned papers

Hi Aubrey, What paint would you recommend for ceiling and walls? Going to be white on everything as it’s a rental, preferably the same on ceiling and wall or if you suggest something else I’d appreciate the advice :) thanks

There is no need to cut the paper in two because the usual way is to take the paper straight around the exterior corner with a cut at the top and bottom. . Then trim to the ceiling and skirting. 45 years experience!

Good video

Good teacher for college, very slow which is good for teaching

Great advice, thank you 😊

Instead of using a putty knife to mark the paper ,I just fold the paper over and crease it , then fold it back and cut it down the crease, whatever ways easier,

No harm to you but I am a professional decorator of 36 years experience. I have never in my life and I would never recommend ever painting a ceiling with a paint containing vinyl ! This is DIY only