Hanging non woven paper around a window reveal

[@BillsAllotmentDiary]

Another good informative video for trainees. One thing I do differently is I wrap under the top paper as you did but then I splice the top then remove the cut overlap so the edges butt together. It leave the paper coming round the reveal without the cut edge which can lift as it dries out. Nothing worse than being called back to a job because that edge has lifted.

[@L1students]

Yes, I do that too , although I try to stick to one method so not to confuse . thanks for your comment

[@BillsAllotmentDiary]

@@L1students No way is a definative right way, just saying how I do this. Most of the stuff you are teaching the young ones I had to learn on the job or never even learnt so it's good to see the stuff your teaching as we are never to old even at 57 to learn new skills. 👍👍👍👍

[@ProfessionalPainterDecorator]

All good. My favorite teacher ;) My input is... I don't like doing an overlap wrap around like that on reveals. Increase the risk of seeing it when. The paper drys out. I trim across the reveal neat. Then when you come to fit all the small bits in, I fit a peace in that matches.. and again it's cut neat to the face edge, so it butts up against the face length work the angle and you don't see it. Does that make sense? I've a vid on how I do it if anyone wants to see it.

[@L1students]

Hi Phil , this is a L1 video for L1 students or beginners , in L2 & 3 we look at alternatives

[@ProfessionalPainterDecorator]

@@L1students hi, what % carry on to the the other levels?

[@kevinclark1002]

I'm sorry but this is so an unprofessional way to wallpaper round a window, you never ever patch in top reveal, you need to splice both ends of window and wrap paper round top reveal that way no patching and still on pattern.

[@L1students]

Hi Kevin, this is a basic way for students to try on their first attempt .. we look at alternatives in L2 & L3