How to paint over wallpaper - use Zinsser Cover up 3 in 1

How to paint over wallpaper, use the Zinsser 3in1 WallPaper Cover-Up.
a product that allows you to then emulsion paint over your wallpaper, saving you time and money not stripping it all off and re lining.
Watch how easy it is for me to apply the product. It's oil based, so don't get confused with other water based alternatives, this product does what its says on the side of the can,
Primes, seals and stain blocks all in one.
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[@andrewthorn1399]

Have used Zinseer 123 on patterned paper. Then two coats durable Matt over the top, looks as good as when it was done two years ago.

[@ProfessionalPainterDecorator]

that will work too, but the risk is the water based products can penetrate the papers and if not hng well, you may lift edges and bubbles will form, the bubbles may pull back, that will depend on the papint you put over the top as to whether you will notice them or not. This Zinsser being oil based reduces that risk, as it won't buuble/lift the paper like a wb will.

[@jamesfoo8999]

Great tips thanks. Including throwing away the roller. Hard enough washing brushes after oil based, I never have cleaned a roller after oil based but I imagine the cost in time and thinners is more than just buying a new roller.

[@angusking9881]

Used this a number of times and not had any issues.

[@UNAL0504]

Good stuff .

[@Butlins14]

I hope that's the music you have blaring out of your radio when you are painting 😎

[@THERHINO8624]

Friday afternoon when I'm going out later 😂👌👌

[@bryanellis2927]

Have had no issues using 3in 1 base coat by Dulux Its thick enough not to liven up the wallpaper and also has the benefit of stain block, hairline crack filler and primer I have used this product on countless occasions and it hasn't failed yet You can go over painted walls that are crackle glazed where a diy painter has gone over a wallpaper stripped wall and not cleaned the paste off probably. I have painted candle soot covered walls and ceilings and it hasn't failed Also if you are working on a period property and the client doesn't want the walls to be reskimed, after stripping off the existing wallpaper, give it the once over with the Mirka then clean the surface then apply a watered down base coat to seal everything ready for filling to commence

[@ag2664]

I used this on my own property. I had no problems with the wallpaper until I painted it, within a year it started to bubble and peel away. Underneath lots of mold!?

[@sanbucaone]

If your paper is sound it looks like it could be a useful product given the drying time.

[@williamgorman893]

Too much products to chose from peeled the face of blown vinyl the other day coat of emulsion the blisters gave me a fright next day all tightened back jobs a good one

[@war3405]

Hi Phil, Great video, thanks ! I need your advice. Do you have video: How to sanding door frames and difficult areas of woodwork, which have beеn painted with gloss badly. What kind of machine you are using and sandpaper ? Thanks

[@ProfessionalPainterDecorator]

I've a video on sanding a door. It's a case of getting flexible sanding paper (p120) roll it to shape it for mouldings.

[@war3405]

@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator can you send me the link please. Thanks

[@Lloyd1885]

Nice one Phil, I didnt realise this gear was oil based, So are the walls painted lining, or a finish paper, lovely job if its a finish paper, cant see a joint. Do you check for any 'stickbacks' or possibly raised seams and deal with them first?

[@ProfessionalPainterDecorator]

Yes, exactly it was a finish paper, joints were good, being oil based product it won't bubble the paper up like a water based one would. Joints didn't lift.

[@thebearthecave8502]

Has Phil Beckwith got paint on his hands? 😳🤦🏻‍♂️😂😉

[@SevyShasha]

How does this product perform on raised or embossed wallpapers that have a 2mm difference across the pattern? Does it smooth it all over?

[@ProfessionalPainterDecorator]

It's paint... Not a filler

[@dermotgillespie5138]

Good afternoon,I've bought a tub off Bartoline ready mixed paste,can you paste the wall with BARTOLINE 1876 PROFESSIONAL RANGE EXTRA STRONG MEDIUM

[@ProfessionalPainterDecorator]

I've not come across that one. What paper do you have? If the paste is too thick, you can always thin it down to a more workable consistency

[@dermotgillespie5138]

@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator Evening,iam hanging Wallrock lining paper 100 and thank you for your reply,the paste is ready mixed as bought.

[@ProfessionalPainterDecorator]

if it;';s the fibre lining, you'll find it easier if the paste is a bit thinner to apply, or you'll struggle to get it on as it'll dry off a bit too quick for you to get the lining on. if its eaier to apply you'll soo get the paper up. @@dermotgillespie5138

[@Zairahx]

I cant afford 2 lots of paint cant i just use standard matte white on a wallpapered wall???

[@ProfessionalPainterDecorator]

Of course you can, but you can find the water based emulsion will effect a wallpaper different to this 'oil' based primer. Any loose paper may lift and the bubbles may raise faster. Fingers crossed they dry back. This product is ideal if going over wallpaper surfaces that wouldn't take a 'normal' water based emulsion product.

[@jsj381]

Stuff honks good gear.

[@GregHutto1]

Phil, you should be using a respirator so you're not exposed to those vapors....great video and wonderful advice. Thank you.

[@ProfessionalPainterDecorator]

Great idea... sponsorship..... i need a sponsor

[@robwoolley2788]

So is it basically the same as oil based undercoat?

[@ProfessionalPainterDecorator]

this is touch dry in 2-4hrs.. recoat 4hrs. Oil Uc isn't dry as quick as that.

[@robwoolley2788]

@@ProfessionalPainterDecorator good point.

[@Butlins14]

Classic V Picasso V rembrant video when

[@ProfessionalPainterDecorator]

I'm open to offers of sending me stuff ;)

[@graemesmith8509]

Have you been out on the town ravin🎉

[@davidsmalley8783]

A thin coat of oil based undercoat will be just as good Probably half the price if not more

[@davidsmalley8783]

A third of the price , just checked

[@beecee985]

Emulsion will fail on undercoat

[@englishdecorator]

Dinosaur painter..

[@davidsmalley8783]

Just experienced

[@ProfessionalPainterDecorator]

@@beecee985 imagine getting it wrong with drying times and having walls looking like crackle lacquer lol

[@renaissance17]

But does this cover the seems?

[@ProfessionalPainterDecorator]

In what way? It's a paint, not a filler. If you've got gaps in paper joints, that's down to not butt jointing and poor hanging of paper. If that's the case. You need to fill them if they can be to improve.

[@drum2000]

Phil - off topic - Toupret is pronounced Too-Pray. It's French - it's not pronounced "too-pret". Trust me. Keep up the good work.

[@ProfessionalPainterDecorator]

I know.. but I like the sound of Toupret lol

[@imonlytellingthetruth6562]

That’s a massive forehead Phil…….why don’t you paint it 👌🖌

[@robbennett9631]

Same as your mouth 😅😅