How to Fix Flaking Paint and Mould on Ceilings

[@munirshafi2647]

Without a doubt you are the best KZbin decorator and advisor...God Bless.

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Wow, thank you so much. It is great to hear you are finding the video`s helpful 😊

[@munirshafi2647]

Thank you, can I ask you if my bathroom ceiling has been skimmed 2-3mm with multi-finish plaster...should I pva it to seal before painting or just mist coat it and then use the perma white paint ?

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

No PVA required. Just the mist coat.

[@tori-loo]

For sure! I found Aubrey because they used to show us his videos during my decorating apprenticeship 😁 (they did teach us too 🤣)

[@thegriffinwithin]

Awesome! Thank you. Bought a house with a shonky ceiling paint job ... flaking everywhere! So much help. Especially the dikuted paint to make it stick!

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

So glad it helped, hope all goes well with the decorating 😊

[@fala2130]

I don't usually leave comments, but you are a star. Please do more videos!

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Thank you for your kind comment. More video`s are in the pipeline 😊

[@garygibson416]

Thanks for all the tips Aubrey. I watched your wallpapering guides and have made the best job of our lounge, ever!

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

That is brilliant news Gary, I am glad it went well for you. Good luck with all your future decorating projects 😊

[@garygibson416]

@@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating I’ll be watching you first! Lol

[@JP-sm1zv]

This man is a national treasure

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Wow, thanks 😊

[@HouseofTherapy2023]

Thank you, I hope you can let people know, just because mold is on the inside of the ceiling and or wall does not mean you have it inside your exterior or interior walls. I recently tore out lost of drywall looking for it, but did not find anything wrong....Good lesson to know. Wood glue works as good as Zinsser or Kilz sealer to seal the drywall damaged paper, before you do your drywall mudding. Thank you, I am going to buy the zinsser Mould resistant paint...

[@andrea48103]

Amazing..perfect video with great advice

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Glad it was helpful! 😊

[@vocalese]

Thank you for such a helpful and down to earth video. You’ve made me actually feel like I can tackle our bathroom myself and even inspired me to get on and do it.

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

That is great news richard, hope all goes well with the decorating 😊

[@musleh-ud-dinagha6586]

absolutely right.... it is very useful video and easy to to fallows, thanks for sharing 👍

[@lisapointer4350]

Owww i would have been frightened to scrape so much paint off but now you've explained why, it makes sense too. Great tip also about pva glue. I use zinseer 1-2-3 but i didnt know they made this one so another thing on my fast growing shopping list!!! Many thanks for great advice Stay safe

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Yes, Zinsser make some really good products. Enjoy the decorating Lisa 😊

[@nickybesters]

Very useful video, Aubrey! I don't need to hire the local painter and decorator guy now to re-paint the bathroom ceiling which has certainly seen better days. Cheers!

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Glad it was helpful! 😊

[@axxeman2002]

Well done again. I used the Zinsser B I N 123 primer on mine last week. Great paint. and made the top coats easy ...

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Glad to hear, I agree, Zinsser products are particularly good 👍

[@iandono1963]

thanks again Aubrey,,i think yours are up there with the best of this type of content

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

That is great to hear id, many thanks for the positive comment 😊

[@John_Wood_]

Top notch Aubrey

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Thank you John.

[@susankelly5585]

Thanks Aubrey, helped me with my problems a great deal. Will definitely be using the paint!♥️

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Glad to hear that I was helpful Susan. Hope all goes well with the decorating.

[@pauldarbyshire62]

Excellent , I' ve been faffing around trying to seal then edges of any lifting with caulk for years , total nightmare . I'vd just bought thd p.v.a .& intend to give it a go tomorrow .I am very optimistic about sucess. P.V.A. has been a bug bear for years with people misting new skm with it ! so it 's great for p.v.a to have the chance to redeem itself with appropriate usuage & save the day .🤞& thanks.

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Yes the PVA works a treat. The ceiling shown in the video still looks good with no more peeling. Hope all goes well for you Paul 😊

[@moriwaki1105]

Zinsser is the Business.

[@nigelamor6682]

I always got a tin of Zinnser Stop Peel in my van. Zinnser products are great.

[@suzannebramble6564]

Thank you - really useful video. Now a subscriber!

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

That is great to know, glad you are finding the videos helpful Suzanne 😊

[@coolamberdog]

Brilliant video ! Thank you for sharing 👍

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Glad you found it helpful 😊

[@taramiller70]

Are dehumifers worth using and do they kill mold already in a room or do they just stop new mold appearing also is salt effective and ok to use in dehumifers that have crystals in the top of dehumifer when Crystal's have run out I have mold in my bedroom and I use dehumifers and I dont wanna have to keep buying more dehumifers

[@simons8197]

Thank you so much for all your tips, watched every single video about painting, really helped a lot with my project. Thank you.

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

That is good to know Simon. Glad you are finding the video`s helpful 😊

[@tksambrano]

Great video thanks for posting! I will try this on my bathroom .

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Thanks Anthony, hope all goes well with the decorating 😊

[@alexthomson7465]

I have that exact peeling problem on my bathroom ceiling. Thanks for showing how to deal with it Aubrey you are a star!

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Glad to be of help Alex, hope you get it sorted soon 😊

[@alexthomson7465]

@@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating i have been thinking "shall I use filler... Pva... What paint?".. You have totally answered all my questions! your whole channel is such a massive help and inspiration.

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

That is great news Alex, more video`s in the pipeline 😊

[@Jeff-f6l7p]

Great advice, thank you 😊

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Glad you found it helpful. Hope all goes well for you 😊

[@yoshii793]

oh Aubrey. A total tour de force video. Fabulous and will help me and my flaky painted ceiling. Just one thing, the polyfilla you used , is that same as finishing skim etc

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Hi, it should be fine to use the finishing skim for this purpose. Glad you found the video helpful Yoshii 🙂

[@richardpearson4248]

Great video fantastic job stay safe looking forward to more videos 🇬🇧👍

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Glad to hear you liked the video Richard. More video`s on the way very soon 😊

[@denisconor648]

Great stuff thank you.

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Glad it was helpful! 😊

[@biancawithington3817]

Thanks for the video, I have a question as I have the same issue but on an artex ceiling, what’s the best way to get rid of the flaking paint? Thanks!

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

If it is just small isolated areas you could try using a small 1" scraper and a small stiff brush. Hope all goes well for you Bianca.

[@paul-ne1bh]

I DO ALL THE BATHROOM CEILING WITH SMOOTH MASONRY PAINT IT STOPS ALL THE PEELING and seals it to

[@alanhughs461]

Mmmmm I will give that ago thanks I've just used masonry paint on back yard gate after scraping of loose paint and really pleased with results and so fast

[@Xodia91]

Hi Aubrey great video Quick question In your video on how to repair hairline cracks you used 240 grit sandpaper but in this video you used 140 grit. What is is the reason for this? Thanks in advance Keep up the great work

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Hi, the 120 is best used when there is a lot of filler to be rubbed down and the 240 is good for small isolated areas. However, the 120 is a good one to use for most situations.

[@peterg2900]

Hi Aubery. I wanted to paint 2 formica covers bedside units a grey colour. Thay are both white at the moment. Anyway, I hnow I have to lightly sand then over for paint the adhere to them. Could you please tell me what paints I need to use for this process please? Or have you a vid for this? Great vids. Thank you. Take care and stay safe. 🇬🇧👍👌🤔❤️

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Hi Peter, for your Formica cabinets I would suggest the following, apply 1 or 2 coats of Zinsser Bullseye 123, no need to rub it down first. This paint has excellent adhesion on these types of surfaces. Then apply a water based satin wood, eggshell or gloss. The bullseye is white but can be tinted with acrylic colours. The water based satin wood etc normally has quick drying on the labels. Hope all goes well for you 😊

[@peterg2900]

@@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating Hi Aubery. Thank you so much for your help. Very much appreciated. Take care and stay safe. All the best. 🇬🇧👍👌😄❤️

[@StuWright]

thanks for the tips !

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Glad you are finding the videos helpful 😊

[@joboswell29]

Really enjoy your videos and find them very helpful thank you very much

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Glad you like them Joanne! 😊

[@bsfbestshortfilmsonyoutube]

Hi There. Would you be able to suggest a Top quality, durable & scrubbable,water-based paint, which I can use for my bathroom. Type of paint which can withstand moisture exposure 💦 ? I prepped and sanded the old yellowing gloss paint from my bathroom wooden surfaces which had mould spores. I want to make sure I am using the right paint brand for anti- moisture ? Thanks 👍

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Zinsser Perma White is a great product for use where mould is a problem. If you check out the product details you will see that it should be a good choice to meet your requirements.

[@111msw]

Another good job 👍

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Thanks again! 😊

[@jamesquinn6614]

Good video 👍

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Thank you.

[@sassie8039]

Thanks so much for your really helpful video ,we are in the process of decorating our bathroom starting with the flaky, moldy ceiling. 👍❤️

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

That is great news Sass, hope all goes well with the decorating 😊

[@patriotnick2801]

This guy was a teacher at a college I went too!! Aubrey the strawberry

[@chocolatesugar4434]

😂

[@meyac.9458]

Hi Aubrey, For peeling paint repair can we just thin down Perma White to use it as mist coat on bare plaster?

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Yes that should be fine.

[@miker8149]

Great Vid many thanks

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Glad you enjoyed it Michael, thank you 😊

[@zoigusmaloigus2966]

Great video, just about to tackle this myself. Do you know if craft PVA can be used to the same effect? My local shop sells the stuff for a pound!

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Yes that should be fine 😊

[@jennifernguyen8465]

Very useful! Thank you!

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

You're welcome! 😊

[@michellemajako]

Please use your mask when you’re stirring up the mold as well. I love your videos! Thanks!!

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Thank you, I will 😊

[@rogerdaltry9531]

Hi just a quick question when you said you were priming the ceiling what was being mixed with the water ? Was it a small bit of emulsion and water wasn’t sure knew to this lol

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

I used some Bullseye 123 thinned with around 20% water to prime the filler. You could also use some normal matt emulsion paint thinned 20% with water.

[@TheTruthHz]

Fantastic, very useful. DIY'er here. Just moved into a new house and there are loads of small strips/patches 10-20 mm wide, in varying lengths, some up to 100-150mm long, of bubbling/flaking emulsion paint, down several, moderately sized areas of a lot of the walls (both solid external/load bearing and the plasterboard upstairs internal ones). Not sure what's caused it but it's going to be a lot of work to repair. Glad I checked the video as I wondered about scraping, sanding and sealing, so good to get confirmation. I have noticed, however, that when sanding, some of the smaller 'bubbles' have flattened back down and are no longer visible. Should I worry about these lifting again or will sealing with PVA take care of these? Obviously I don't want to finish off and have them flaking again in a short while. Any advice would be appreciated. Many thanks 👍

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Hi, sorry to hear about the flaking paint problem. One reason for this could be that they have applied a matt emulsion paint directly over a silk emulsion paint. The matt emulsion wont adhere well to the silk and peels away in places. Hopefully it will be ok if you can scrape back the flacking paint to a firm edge. The areas where the bubbles have flattened down will probably bubble again as soon as you apply fresh paint over it so try and remove the paint from those areas. I would suggest you treat one wall as shown in the video and apply paint to see how it turns out before doing the rest. If you get any more problems please get back to me. Fingers crossed for you.

[@TheTruthHz]

@@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating Amazing, that's exactly what's happened. Thank you so much. The original (satin) paint is perfectly adhered and is quite impossible to remove without sanding back to the plaster. The subsequent next two colours were obviously applied, poorly, with a brush are the problem and are especially loose where it's thicker. The real problem is that they're loose in places but because it's matt finish, it's hard to see where they're adhered and I only find out where they're loose when it comes off. Very frustrating. And to add insult to injury, all the ceilings and the bathroom and kitchen walls have artex on them... which we've had tested and contains you-know-what... Any how, I've taken your advice up to applying the PVA coat and am just waiting on the filler to dry. However in applying it I've revealed more areas that are lifting. And, of course, the bit I'm working on, and is worst, is the hall/stairs/landing 😂😔 At least I know what the problem is now. Thank you.👍 I'll let you know how I get on.

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Goodness me you have got a mission on your hands there. For future reference, if you need to apply vinyl matt over vinyl silk, give it one or two coats of Zinsser Bullseye 123 first and that should sort it. I do hope you can sort it out without to much work. contact me again if you have to, good luck 🤞

[@markcrotty5910]

Nice one keep them coming

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Thanks, will do!

[@mohammedsaleem7912]

Hi Which primer to use when painting water base paint over old solvent base gloss.zinsser bin primer or zinsser 123.

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Hi, I prefer to use the Bullseye 123.

[@recrystal7406]

Hi. My ceiling paint has been peeling quite a long time, I'm searching how to repair..😓 Could you advise me that I heard about after scraping and plastering/putty have to use oil sealer paint so it'll be last longer? Using oil sealer paint is a correct idea or not necessary? Is oil sealer paint same as oil paint that actually take longer time to dry and keep moist inside will cause peeling easily in future? After plastering have to choose PVA, oil sealer paint or anti-mould paint or latex or water paint? Plastering, putty and your video filler are they same thing for repair paint peeling? How to decide which one to use? What filler product name in your video which it is dark in the video can't see? Your advise is much appreciated 🤗🤗😇

[@recrystal7406]

Hi. In the video-Zinsser123 primer-sealer stain killer is it oil sealer paint ?

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Hi, you are right when you say that oil based sealer will trap moisture and may later cause flaking. I would suggest you try the processes shown in my video. Scrape off the flaking paint and rub down the remaining paint lightly with a 120 grade abrasive. Seal around the flaking areas with some PVA glue thinned with 1 part glue and 3 parts water. Leave overnight to dry. Apply Pollyfilla where required and when dry rub down smooth. Prime the filled areas and any bare plaster with Bullseye 123 and leave a couple of hours to dry. Apply 2 coats of the Zinsser Perma-white. I hope that helps 😊

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Hi, it is water based.

[@recrystal7406]

@@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating Hi, thanks for your advise is much precious! I'm still doubt for paint peeling repair in Why as known to use oil sealer which is stronger adhesive to the ceiling wall and last longer than water-based paint??? Is this wrong?? OR Why some as known to use latex paint for paint peeling??? Why and how to decide oil sealer or latex or water based? Your advise is much helpful and precious to me😇😓😇

[@recrystal7406]

@@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating Hi. After Bullseye 123 is dried, we still need to apply Anti-mould paint? (Zinsser Perma-white is an anti-mold paint?) why some known as after oil sealer is good enough, anti-mould paint is not necessary, just following with normal paint?😰

[@mohammedsaleem7912]

Hi When painting a door with water base gloss paint if second coat is required does it need slightly sanding before second coat is applied.

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Hi, be very careful sanding the water based gloss as it remains quite soft for a long time. Use a 240 grade if it requires sanding and abrade very lightly. If the first coat does not have any bits or defects you can apply directly over the first coat.

[@chrisrogers8546]

Very helpful video Aubrey but my wife wants her own mixed color on the ceiling, will an ordinary matt emulsion be OK without the Zinsser?

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Hi Chris, if the ceiling does not have the mould problem but was just flaking then using the matt emulsion should be fine. But make sure you treat the flaking areas as shown in the video. If you do get the black mould problem in places then you will need to use the Zinsser. Some retailers will tint it the colour you want so check before you buy it. Hope that helps.

[@chrisrogers8546]

@@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating Brilliant thanks Aubrery.

[@madoldgranny]

Could I use a coloured bathroom paint over the perma white without that peeling hopefully with the perma white creating another barrier?

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

You could try tinting the perma white with artists acrylic colours or add a dash of the wall paint.

[@epicsan3367]

Thanks for sharing, I tried to spray clorox bleach (green color bottle) to my ceiling bedroom but it doesn't seem working. Any advise please? Thank you

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Looking at the safety data sheet for this product it only contains 5% bleach. I would suggest trying a solution of 1 part household bleach to three parts water. This would give a stronger solution of 25% bleach which normally does the trick. Hope all goes well for you 🙂

[@proteus1]

Will bleach always get rid of ceiling moulds? What paint would be required for the bedroom ceiling after the mould has gone?

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Bleach normally does the trick. The Zinsser Perma White will prevent the mould from returning and is guaranteed for many years.

[@orbitalforest]

Permawhite is good stuff but i find it is very thin and runny to use.

[@Deb-ee]

Do you have to skim the bare plaster before painting or can you rub it down, apply diluted PVA and then apply a couple of coats of paint?

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Hi, if it is a new bare plaster surface, don't rub it down, just go over the surface lightly with a scraper to remove any nibs. Dust off and then apply a mist coat (paint thinned 20% with water) and then apply two further coats. Good luck with the decorating.

[@mohammedsaleem7912]

Hi What to use to clean brushes after using zinsser cover stain. It’s solvent based

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Hi you can clean them using white spirit. If you look at my video on how to clean paint brushes this is based on cleaning brushes used in solvent based paints.

[@mohammedsaleem7912]

Hi can pva be mixed with wallpaper paste for better adhesion

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Hi, if you are following the manufacturers instructions you should not need to do this. It may add extra adhesion but will be extremely difficult to remove the wallpaper in the future. Also, any paste residue on the wallpaper may lead to shinny patches on the applied wallpaper.

[@Sullivan1944]

Hi Aubrey. Did you paint the whole ceiling in Perma White? If so, will that stop any other part of the ceiling from flaking in the future? Great video and many thanks.

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Hi, yes the whole ceiling was painted with the Perma White to prevent any future mould growth. I am pleased to report that the ceiling still looks good with no more flaking 😊

[@imisskatelyn9517]

Hello, my whole bathroom ceiling is peeling. Can i use all the paints and fillers you used across the whole ceiling? Also, I didn't hear you say if you primed the rest of the ceiling before adding the perma white. Thanks for a great video and for your time.

[@jenny666barnish]

Hello Aubrey I'd like some of your expert advice. I've used a blown vinyl wallpaper that has a tongue and groove effect. The problem is that it is easily spoilt if it gets knocked. I've painted it a dark red colour but it has accidentally been badly scratched so I wondered if there was a paint or something that would make the surface more rigid? Because it is so soft to touch I'm regretting using it. It's in a bedroom and the bed is right against the wall. Hoping you can help!

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Hi Jenny, yes blown vinyl is easily damaged and difficult to repair. Now that it has been painted it is difficult to apply a product that will make it more rigid. There are many modern paints that state that they are tough and durable and could help. Dulux Trade Diamond Matt states: Key Benefits, Scrub, scuff and stain resistant, Ultimate durability, Repeatably cleanable smooth matt finish, Anti-Fade technology. Other manufacturers also produce similar products. If I think of another alternative then I will let you know.

[@jenny666barnish]

@@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating Thank you for your swift reply Aubrey. It's certainly taught me a lesson. I'll try the paint you recommended

[@itsmealikhan]

Do I have to use this perma moulding paint just for the specific area or can use it to paint the all the walls & the ceiling?

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Hi, yes it can be used to coat both the walls and the ceiling 😊

[@itsmealikhan]

@@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating thanks for the reply. Wanted to know if I have to paint the whole walls & ceiling with mould paint or the specific area where the mould is?

[@mohammedsaleem7912]

Hi I have old vanished pine doors need to paint them white what kind of primer I need.

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Hi, you could paint them using the same paint system which I show on my painting old pine furniture video. This furniture had previously been varnished. It should be a suitable paint system for you.

[@edh4808]

Hi Aubrey, trying to sort an issue in my girlfriend's bedroom - upon waking up or spending 30mins in there we both feel slightly nauseous and dry lips and eyes etc, it appears there is a patch of maybe water damage from the roof, have you encountered anything like this before? The current plan is to knock not back to the brick, replace the plaster and repaint

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Not sure what could be effecting you health wise in the room. Might be worth getting a carbon monoxide detector just in case. Before removing the plaster you could try treating the water stain with Zinsser BIN Primer. This stuff works really well with covering water stains.

[@raftonpounder6696]

Thank you!

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

You're welcome!

[@davegalea6689]

Good video but how much is 1 part of PVA glue and 3 parts of water? do you mean a full cup? or full tablespoon? of each?

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Hi Dave, it all depends on how big the area is to be treated. Either one will work. I would suggest first try mixing it up using a small measurer like the cap from an aerosol spray or similar. The solution does go a long way so you do not need loads of it. Hope all goes well with the decorating.

[@hardworker8030]

Can you use perma white on radiators.

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Hi, the Technical Data Sheet for this product states that it can be applied to previously painted metals and will adhere well to glossy surfaces. I have applied other water based finishes to radiators and I would think that this product should be suitable. Hope all goes well with the decorating.

[@kathywhitaker11]

Do you think the mould problem is coming from the other side of the ceiling Aubs?

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Could be Kathy but that might also show as a brown water stain on the ceiling. It might be where there is a gap in the loft insulation or perhaps a cold bridge as it is near he outside wall

[@kathywhitaker11]

Nice 1 Aubs. Greats tip 😘

[@brianmac8260]

Oh, I need that scraper. What brand Aubrey?

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Hi Brian, I am not sure what brand it is. Most decorating merchants should stock similar. It is a 1" scraper with hardwood handle and make sure the metal tang goes the full length of the handle.

[@First_Principals]

Why do you use pva before you use filler?

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

The PVA seals the area which is to be filled. This prevents the old paint from lifting around the edges of the areas to be filled. If PVA is not applied you will find that the old paint will start to lift away around the edge of the area which has been filled. I hope that helps.

[@dangermouse00]

Pva...brave move.... Bin it fill sand bin re emulsion...

[@youshaarif4253]

If this works, I will become my parent's favourite kid

[@alduncan3807]

I wished that I had seen this before painting my shower room ceiling. I knew about the bleach trick. As for the flakey paint....I will have to do that in the future now.

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Well at least you have got the mould sorted Al and the flaking paint will be sorted with the next re-dec. 😊

[@alduncan3807]

@@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating also thank you for the video uploads. Your experience helps me out and enables me to do a better job each time.

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

That is great to hear 😊

[@FourOneProductionz]

personally i would machine sand those bits till they are feathered out and all flat so no edges. Then sealer

[@kilmoregalway]

so no need for filler either? if all feathered out and smooth and flat. You then say Sealer, is that PVA?

[@FourOneProductionz]

@@kilmoregalway oil based sealer/primer. Stops anything coming through and also hardens the edges so they won't keep peeling.

[@losttheplot26]

Not PVA!

[@alexanderwilson6110]

How come comments are turned off for the video where you paper around the French Doors?

[@britishbulldog7605]

Thought this was Harry Redknapp.

[@briandavis3832]

Paul McCartney doing DIY

[@timekabolden5309]

🤔🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😩👍🏾

[@karlburchill2704]

I used Pva on a bathroom ceiling It didn't work.

[@westwonic]

PVA not good in damp areas

[@jdavis460]

I wish you lived near me no one wants the work here. I don’t think they can hang paper any more only want slosh paint on the wall for a quick job. Looks like I will have to do it my self again. (Getting older)

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Sorry to hear that Brian. Hope all goes well with your decorating 😊

[@hopesouthstar4304]

🥽😷🧤

[@shambhala3090]

need subtitle, hard to make out certain words because of his accent

[@timekabolden5309]

But it's ORIGINAL English! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Lifegoalsandtips]

You remind me of Mr Bean 😂

[@bothfeetin]

Geez for a second I thought you were Sir Paul 😂 thanks for the tip and trick

[@AubreysAbsoluteDecorating]

Glad to be of help 😊

[@michaelgoff5231]

PVA 😢no way zinsser peel stop all day long