I Transformed Our Mouldy, Damp Bedroom into Pure Luxury (DIY Bedroom Makeover)

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Please give me all your painting and decorating tips because I still have no idea why the tape was ripping off the green paint 😂😂. Can’t lie tho, I am absolutely chuffed with how the bedroom has come out. Especially considering it was my first time ever properly decorating 🧑‍🎨.

[@markgripton2629]

hi will try using a low tack tape which means its not as sticky and shouldnt peel off the paint when pulling off

[@winklton]

If you paint the skirting board first and then mask it off, the tape won’t peel off the woodwork

[@joline2730]

Will: and all the nice black sockets are HIDDEN 😒😒

[@tanfastictrancer-bowserapp8350]

Will I usually paint the skirtings first and then cut in the wall colour, if you are not confident to cut in using a brush then by all means use tape and if it’s frog tape then yes the yellow one. Remember even allowing gloss to dry it still needs to cure a little so maybe leave a little longer next time before taping. Great job though Will good effort.

[@mohammadallosh9914]

Hello mate , im a decorator and if you want your painting to not peel off use the pink tape not the green ones because that one specifically designed to not peel off the paint , cheers

[@slimjim7687]

Always sand your walls before and between coats Will, it makes the walls silky smooth and gives the paint something to grip to that's why your paint was lifting where you put the tape.

[@BournetoBudget]

Looks fantastic. Love the green colour makes it look really cosy & lux on a budget 🙌🏻 can’t wait to follow along and see the rest of the flat transformation

[@j10dya97]

two tips I use... 1) use painting try inserts or line with tin foil / cling film as saves you cleaning the tray each time. 2) once you lay low tack tape, go over with the colour you're covering first (white if taping the ceiling) then paint your wall colour... it creates a sharper line and if the tape bleeds its the right colour.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks so much for this advice, I did find it a nightmare constantly cleaning up after myself and I’ll give this a try next time with the tape and painting

[@Deanrwp]

Hi Will all I can say is absolutely awesome, you have done such superb job transforming your bedroom, I love the colour of the walls, wardrobes, black plug sockets…..you should be really proud of what you have achieved so far! 😊👍

[@dankennedyy]

11:26 mopping the wall introduced moisture 12:14 water works its way to the lowest point hence the peeling. you can use a micrfibre mitt to remove dust btw. for an easy life, paint the skirting to match the wall. looks more sophisitcated anyway or buy a cutting-in brush with angled tip, dont overload it and take your time.

[@henrykravitz468]

That looks amazing ❤ The green colour looks 😍😍 The people coming off the trains will get a great sight, if you are in the windows topless 🤣❤ Looking forward to the next video. Merry Christmas Will and Evie.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

😂😂 thanks you too

[@catherineferguson7388]

Thank you Jake and Finley for helping Will out. Don’t be hard on yourself Will, your a beginner. That room looks well smart 👍👍👍👍

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks so much!

[@maxv77]

Always give it a good day to dry between coats 👍

[@optic1972]

I would also add a tip that I now vouch by, I actually paint the walls first and like you tape them for the woodwork. So tap the surround and before you paint get a thin bead of caulking (I use the Soudal stuff) and wipe it in the joint of the wood and wall if that makes sense, then go straight over with your white (and I use the Leyland water based as it doesn't yellow) and then immediately remove the tape. What I have learnt is to apply the tape, caulk and paint as absolutely as quick as possible and get the tape straight off - the longer you leave the tape the more likely you will remove the wall paint!

[@fredginger1969]

The cardboard were placed on the screw hinges as door shims to level out the door hangings

[@WillsWhereabouts]

I did think they just be there for a reason

[@fredginger1969]

@@WillsWhereabouts Hi Will, if the door hangs flush and doesn't swing open then its a good job well done. The carpenter might have taken a bit to much wood off when he hung the door last time and he only needed a thin sliver like the cardboard to rectify. This sort of fixing up Isn't a major bodge job as we all do this sort of stuff at some stage. Happy Xmas

[@Bessie66]

I feel all your subscribers are on this journey with you offering valuable advice when you ask ❤

[@hazellinajane]

Ooooh lovely. Green is one of my favourites and I absolutely love the colour you chose, gorgeous bedroom! With masking tape, I stick it to my jumper first then put it on and since it's lost a lot of it's stickiness it doesn't peel off any paint when you rip it off!

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks Hazel that’s a great little tip, I’ll have to try that next time

[@markknott6477]

You know what, I’m the same as you I’m not a fan of that green but, damn 😮 I love it, I thought it was going to be to much green and thought that would look nice as a feature wall then 3 walls a different colour but, it looks amazing to be honest 👌. I’m the same as you on that bed, that would do my head in, my Mrs heard the issue you had and wanted to watch so we went back to it and watched it together and she said “that is soooooo you mark, you would cut the wardrobe down or the bed to make sure the gap was even” 🤦‍♂️🤣 my Mrs knows me to well. Great work Will and Evie 👏💪👌

[@Debbieanne51]

Bedroom looks gorgeous, loving that colour. Great job will.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@jahanas22]

I love what you did with the bedroom. I think that's a good shade of green. Not too dark, not too light.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

It’s bloody perfect 😊

[@L-J-W-56]

Lovely room! We had Jake from Jake Harris Carpets & Flooring do our whole house carpets such a lovely guy and he done fantastic job 👌

[@WillsWhereabouts]

He’s a great bloke and done an amazing job

[@marjan6008]

I love the bedroom. And with the tape. The paint wasn't dry enough to be taped.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Yea I think I should have either taken it off straight away or let it cure for a few days

[@Beepy-the-Vellfire]

That's looking lovely! 😍

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thank you! 😊

[@jacobsinger5118]

Hi will, look into a method called 'cutting in'. You will get perfect paint lines every time with practice.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Lots and lots and lots of practice will be needed for perfect lines but I’ll get there

[@jacobsinger5118]

@WillsWhereabouts My wife and I think you did a great job on the bedroom. Far better than most for a 'first go'. Incidentally my wife does the cutting in in our house and she's great at. I was a carpenter for 12 years so I picked up quite a bit in the trade. Try this - dip a 1 inch brush in the pot. Then start by placing the brush exactly on the skirt or wherever you need to cut in where the two lines meet. Then pull the brush along whilst 'spinning' the brush in your fingers. Imagine rolling or twizzling a straw or pen between your fingers. As you spin the brush whilst pulling along it causes the bristles to bunch up to a point. The point creates a perfect line every time. The method is fairly easy and after a few practice goes you'll find that the speed you can create edges is unbelievable. As always we always watch the channel and my wife thinks you are a good laugh when you apply new learning and get over your hurdles like the van fix. If you have some success with the cutting in give us an anonymous shout on the channel. I'm sure you'll take to this idea really well.

[@yelnek4548]

Amazing what a fresh coat of paint will do. Well done, Will.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Glad you like it

[@lordroyden2377]

Bedroom looks nice! Like the bedside lights!

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Managed to pick them up of market place

[@matthewyoung7554]

Great job will. It looks really homely

[@WillsWhereabouts]

It feels it too

[@petewatson9866]

The second wire is the switch wire, don’t remove the cardboard from the hinges as it balances the door

[@chap160]

What a transformation, the room looks brilliant. Don’t worry about the initial mistakes with the painting, all DIYers have to start somewhere and learn along the way. You will now know for the next room. I would always paint the white areas first (skirting, door and window frames) then let them dry completely before masking those to put colour on the walls. Great video, well done mate!

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Yep 100% it’s the only way to learn so many lessons learnt for next time

[@barryneville4703]

Great to see you are getting stuck in! The way I decorate a room may differ from everyone else, but what I do is paint the ceiling the same colour as the walls, so you don't have to bother about keeping a straight line which saves a bit of time. Some people may think it will make the room feel closed in & oppressive, but I think it feels more cosy. Plus you don't find yourself subconsciously looking up at any of the wonky mistakes every 5 minutes! As far as the skirting boards are concerned, I tend to let the emulsion go over them slightly, but I run a dry(ish} brush over any thick areas to make it easier to sand down later on. As for the gloss I use a very light brown/ off white colour. Crowns (now discontinued) Irish Coffee, will never goes dull (unlike white!) so it lasts years. Only problem is if you use a contrasting colour on your walls, any wonky paintwork will stand out a mile. It takes practice to get a straight line, so I tend to employ a professional to do the glossing, but if I do it myself I hold a long stick with a soft pad against the wall in one hand & rest my other hand palm down onto the stick so I can steady my hand & draw a nice straight line if you see what I mean? Me personally I would have left that room, the floorboards & the walls longer to dry out before decorating just to get rid of as much excess moisture as possible, plus as any future leakage from the bathroom could potentially wreck your new carpet & underlay if the problem hasn't been fixed properly. As far as the extra electrical cable snipped off in the ceiling rose is concerned, I shouldn't worry about it. I'm guessing it's old redundant wire left over from old disused lighting circuit. Nowadays they tend to run all the wires for the lighting behind the switches rather than up in the ceiling like they used to do, so its nothing to worry about. Have fun, you must be pleased with the end results!

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks so much for all this great advice Barry, we’re really happy with how it came out and I’m going to get the bathroom all sorted out in upcoming videos

[@SecrePeach]

Will, I was always pants at painting edges too with the same trouble as you with tape. A friend said ‘you can do anything with the right tools’….. she was right! Don’t tape at all, get to b&q buy 2 DECENT paint brushes a 3” for the majority of edge work and a 1” or 1/2” for corners and tight areas. Make sure the paint brushes are the ones with the white tips (I think they call them fine filament) they’re cheaper than all the tape you’ve bought 😉 I’m no expert but this works for me….. paint the lines with a large brush in long sweeping strokes, angle the tips into the wall/ceiling edge (the finer tips stop paint getting on the other surface. So, go with me, it’s harder to explain in writing 😁 Place the paintbrush flat on the wall horizontally making sure the corner edge of the bristles are on the wall about 1” away from the ceiling edge. Begin painting horizontally in one long stroke a bit like a rainbow (though not as curved) the middle part of the stroke is what meets the ceiling and forms your straight edge. The next bit is key! This movement really happens all at the same time (trust me, read this, try it with a dry brush first and I promise it will make perfect sense when you have a go). Increase pressure on the bristles and begin changing the angle of the brush so when you reach the ceiling edge you start introducing more of the flat edge and tips of the brush (all the while continuing the rainbow stroke). You naturally will start pulling away from the ceiling straight edge once the whole flat edge and tips of the brush have been used. Tips A good pressure flattens the bristle tips for a sharp edge Too much pressure splays the bristles and will give a jagged edge The more you do it the easier it gets Use a long sweeping stroke Don’t go too slowly or you’ll get more wobble You’ve both done a smashing job on the bedroom, well done guys!

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks so much for all this advice and constructive tips and tricks! I’m going to try cutting in next time but will definitely need some practice to get those nice straight edges

[@T.S.T2014]

Will I’m so proud of you and Elie buying this place, the excitement of a new place is the challenges it brings. I’d love to know what you’re thinking the first night in front of the Tele looking around thinking we did this.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻

[@mrcorrelli]

I must say, lovely choices, lovely room.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thank you! 😊

[@brickyty1980]

Tip with masking tape, run the sticky side over your jeans a couple of times, takes away some of the tackiness, still enough to stick but not enough to rip paint off, also when roller painting, i've found going right from ceiling to skirting board in one stroke and work your way along, don't get so much overlap as you do with smaller strokes, sometimes leaving what i call a contour map, where you can see the overlap on the walls. great vid and can't wait for the next installment!!

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks mate, I’ll give that a try next time with the roller going from top to bottom in one go

[@Slikx666]

Playing catch-up. Things are starting to look good. Well done Will. 😀👍

[@redzebra22]

Looks stunning Will! Great job 👏

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks a bunch!

[@winklton]

I am a professional decorator. Cut in with a brush, you can thin the paint with a little water to help it flow better. Then roll with a 12” roller

[@WillsWhereabouts]

I need to practice my cutting in that’s for sure

[@nickbrown6457]

@@WillsWhereabouts I've decorated quite a few rooms over my years as a DIY-er, and for me cutting in freehand with no tape, using a very small brush works best. I paint the walls first, as neatly as I can, but then with the woodwork, I take great care, going really slow and carefully to not get any white on my walls. On occasions where I have used tape in a tight spot, if when removing it you pull it off at 180 degrees, rather than 90 degrees to the direction of travel, it is less likely to pull your paint off. Loving your enthusiasm, btw! And the green looks amazing.

[@tanja.y.33]

Lovely bedroom. Wishing you all a wild and magical Christmas. Love and Respect from Norway.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Same to you!

[@lynmoore8355]

OMG that bedroom looks awesome, I painted our bedroon a few years ago now, and did it lime green love it, we also have that same bed, and we store all our winter clothes when it is summer here and other way round when it is winter.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks Lyn, we love how it turned out and the bed is great for storage

[@suziemc5291]

I love the green as I'm a greenie mother earth type of girl. I loved your van for that reason and our van has that as an accent colour inside. It looks wonderful. Well done both if you the room looks amazing, love it ❤ Merry Christmas to you both xx

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Awesome! Thank you and you

[@matthiasnolte3817]

Nice job, Will!! I hope you two had a few wonderfull christmas days, too!!! And not only work.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks! You too!

[@dubdaz1]

That bedrooms pukka Will! Your diy skills have come on leaps and bounds,impressive mate.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

I’m getting better that’s for sure

[@aileensochon7500]

Looks really nice and classy. 👌☺️

[@marionmcfie6665]

I hadn't saw that one. Fantastic job you've done of your bedroom. Good to see your wee cheeky chappy self.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thank you 😁

[@jib6984ify]

Lovely job mate 👍🏽

[@robertt4176]

You did a great job on the bedroom Will

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks matey

[@helen9528]

Well done stellar job

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks Helen 😀

[@moe_1886]

What a transformation!! The bedroom looks amazing Will & Evie! Brilliant job! Happy Christmas to you both! 😎

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thank you! You too!

[@Greenhorn88]

Nicely done. Room looks great.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@kimkeen8924]

Beautiful I love the colours well done ,just need a mirror. It’s stunning 🎉

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks so much 😊

[@jo.b5829]

Get a dehumidifier Will. As you have had mould you need to be extra careful. Just set it to kick in when the humidity rises or you will get mould under that bed.

[@lyndseybeaumont7301]

Happy Christmas to both of you xx

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Same to you!

[@lyndafrance5444]

Have a wonderful Christmas to you all and a happy new year x

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Same to you!

[@NevadaFarms]

Looks great Will, someone suggested a winder brush which seems like a really good suggestion

[@WillsWhereabouts]

I’ll give this a try for next time 😊

[@nicovantol7363]

Well done Will,your bedroom looks verry nice and cozy !!!

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks so much!

[@Smilingbug24]

Looks stunning. We'll done Will and Evie! 🎉

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@joline2730]

Every one's an Expert ‼️😁😁

[@WillsWhereabouts]

😂😂 good to get advice

[@cottonfoo]

I knew what would happen with the words painted on the wall. When I helped a mate of mine paint his living room 25 years ago he wrote "wanker" in massive letters and you could see it if you looked at it at an angle in certain lights :) Congrats and good luck with all the work!

[@WillsWhereabouts]

😂😂 thankfully Evie hadn’t written that

[@emma_m0]

When I was a kid my parents were decorating the living room. I took the paint and drew a massive Donald Duck on the chimney breast. Took 5 coats to cover it! 😂 never paint on the walls! Life lesson learnt.

[@joycepayne3505]

Green great color.

[@anfieldroadlayoutintheloft5204]

great vlog on the channel nice work on the house keep up great vlogs on channel thanks lee

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks 👍

[@richardmawson6709]

Hi Will love the choice of colour olive tree it would look nice in your van if you had to do it up again then its your home from home lol, Well hope you and Evie have a wonderful christmas and great New Year

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Mary’s basically the same colour anyway so it already feels like a home from home

[@LIAMBUK27]

Marry Christmas Will enjoy your new year soon

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks mate and you

[@leemcarthy4550]

What a beautiful finish to your bedroom I’m dead proud of you both. It’s such a lovely feeling when you add furniture to a newly decorated space and even nicer when it’s your first home. Made me dead emotional seeing the end product. It’s a stunning colour too I’m now going to pinch it for mine 😂

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Haha thanks very much Lee, really happy with how it came out and finally starting to feel like home

[@JohnGBlackBelt53]

Hello mate, good to see a new video, have a great Xmas 👍

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks, you too!

[@gravic48]

Looks stunning. You are quite right to be chuffed x

[@WillsWhereabouts]

😊😊

[@cluckgould2954]

Well done Will the room looks amazing 🙌❤️

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thank you!! 😊

[@Byront83]

The weird nobbly bits on the window are to tilt the window inwards. Push them across and you can tilt the window open. I have the same windows!

[@vetworker]

Looks fantastic mate. Love the colour. I’d be struggling with a room that’s not square as well. Looking forward/dreading to see the bathroom, I can imagine it’s horrific.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

It’s horrific but a great learning experience, going to get the kitchen done in the next video then we’re onto the bathroom

[@jameswadsworth2604]

Looks class 🎉

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Cheers matey 👊🏻

[@CZ88888r]

Fair play to you mate, turned out really nice considering you did a few jobs the wrong way round 😆Really like the colour you went with too. Looking forward to the next one 👍

[@WillsWhereabouts]

It’s all a learning process isn’t it 😂

[@MWOCQU]

When using a roller tray, slide the tray into a bin bag, pour your paint in and roller as normal. Once finished, brush excess paint back into the tin, then turn the bin bag inside out, to bin it. Much easier at the end of the day

[@Daermos]

Please tell me you fixed the massive leak before all this great work!

[@richjames7948]

I advised the same and the comment was deleted. Pointless

[@WillsWhereabouts]

I did indeed

[@bobbicatton]

Beautifully done. I love the color choice👍😊

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks so much 😊

[@elone3997]

Top marks for using Zinsser. I've had nice results with their 123 primer and paint flaking treatments. Pricey but worth it for peace of mind. Still watching, but the frog tape problem might be because the paint hasn't cured properly - it's not stable. I think I started removing the frog tape straight after painting for this reason but can't quite remember. Other main tip is always use the paint sparingly (quite dry) which means you can then easily feather it all in easily, especially the cutting in of ceilings (the part your roller can't reach) ☺️👍 Edit: The room looks great! ♥️

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks very much, for my first time I think it turned out great and many lessons learnt and yep Zinsser seems to be the go to product for things like this

[@elone3997]

@@WillsWhereabouts Yeah, it looks really good - I'd be more than happy with the result. Nice job 👍

[@trudysimms1564]

Invest in a decent cutting in brush. Use The pink stuff paste to clean upvc window frames. And obviously sort your leak out or you'll be back to square one. Mind you, you did this in the summer by the looks of it so advise maybe a bit late coming?...

[@WillsWhereabouts]

I’m going to try cutting in next time but not sure I’ve got a steady hand yet 😂

[@trudysimms1564]

@@WillsWhereabouts have a few drinks before hand you'll be fine!!

[@grinnellgrinnell]

Recommend some coving for the ceiling, really finish that room off

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Did think about this but not sure if that makes it feel old fashioned?

[@yolandarnathaniel9889]

Beautiful

[@tobysherring1369]

Re paint test patches - test in the room but sand back before main coats are applied.

[@victoriabroom2246]

Absolutely beautiful

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thank you! 😊

[@danielglazier9168]

Pink tape is the lowest tack pull off immediately after painting, I’ve found frog tape to be bad for pulling paint off, use the pink tape from brewers or B&Q’s own brand cheap one, paint your first coat then fill all minor imperfections and spot them back in before doing your second coat, don’t use ready mixed filler as it’s basically concrete, and if your an amateur like me do the finer sanding by hand as you always go to far with an electric sander 😂 these are all things I wish I’d learnt on day one 😂 still learning now and I’m on my second house

[@WillsWhereabouts]

It’s all part of the learning process! Even at house 50 they’ll be new things to try 😊

[@emma_m0]

Yeah, B&Q pink tape is the one!!

[@brianbrown8845]

Starting to look good Will and Evie. 👍

[@WillsWhereabouts]

👊🏻👊🏻

[@charrski2918]

It looks awesome - great job. Merry Christmas!

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks! You too!

[@NotAScouser]

Will mate, It's been 6 days, I need my fix, whens the next episode out? Go on give us a double episode, because it's Christmas! Happy new year to you and your family mate x

[@fiestygemini2379]

You can put cling film or a plastic bag on your roller trays as a liner then you dont have to buy new ones all the time. At a push just wash them out. Good luck with the reno.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Great idea I’ll give this a try in the future! Thanks so much

[@davidathey7903]

One little trick is to use a 12” wide putty knife. Just run it along the top edge of the trim as you touch up with a paint brush. Wipe the putty knife off as needed.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

I did buy one of these for another room but it didn’t seem to work so well for me

[@ewanstevenson]

Three drawers EACH? That's a win in my book, mate! 😉😂

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Right?!

[@jonclassical2024]

Wow Will, you are sooooo professional! (OCD men are the best!) I have owned 8 different houses (new and older) and in over 50 years when painting, I have never washed or sanded a wall! PS- I have never seen green frog tape in the US....we use 3M blue painters tape and IF the paint has been allowed to dry properly...I have never had that problem! Rooms looks fantastic, are you going to do something about the brown door...maybe replace with a white door? Merry Christmas to you both!

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks Jon, took a bit of time but we got there! Lots of lessons learnt and things to try for next time! Merry Christmas to you too

[@geehothi4318]

The best thing for cleaning your upvc bits is Cif.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

I’ll have to give it a try

[@mickgalla]

well done you both are doing great.merry christmas to you both

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thank you! You too!

[@Pugwash.]

My tip: Buy some knee pads or some of those foam floor tiles to stack up where you kneel. The completed room looks great but I would make the led strip green.

[@flipper2023.]

Well done ❤

[@101projects2]

Great series and I'm watching with interest, personally I wouldn't have used white emulsion paint on the window sill, skirting boards and door frame (if that is what you used?) its not durable enough or designed for high wear areas, it's really only meant for walls, I'd recommend using eggshell, satin or gloss paint. I'd also ditch the frog tape and just practice cutting in with a brush a steady hand, take your time and you'll achieve straight lines.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

I’m going to get better at cutting in in the future that’s for sure but it seems like I’ll need a lot of practice

[@jimfisher1916]

Will when the builders painted your flat they not only used the cheapest paint they watered it down. When you paint over it with your new paint it has nothing to stick to so your tape had no resistance and peeled off . The trick is to apply size which will mix with the paint and dry to a sealed surface which will then give your colour a firm undercoat and will not lift off when the tape is removed. Merry xmas bud.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks mate that’s great to know, how can you tell what paint was previously used and that it was watered down?

[@wrichard11]

If I can put up coving you can paint. Remember to wash the walls down to remove any finger marks and grease. They will show through the new paint

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Yea we made sure to wash them all before we painted

[@michaelh2285]

Looks mint!

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks mate 👊🏻

[@charlieehstephenson4893]

Also you need to activate frog tape by rolling over it so it adheres properly and get crisp lines and take the tape off whilst the paint is still wet

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Ohh that’s good to know

[@Foolio2008]

Magazine worthy looking bedroom now! Sack the bath and get a shower installed, find the funds it’ll be worth it.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Ohhhhh it’s happening

[@PandaMobileMechanic]

looks fab mate, well done, making a house into a home step by step, looks great.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks 👍

[@tiaan777]

We wash our walls with sugar water to help ensure the paint does not easily pull off. Would recommend

[@WillsWhereabouts]

This is basically what we used

[@kevinmorrison2162]

Cracking job, room looks great. 👍🏻 Never use masking tape when painting, if you need to use anything for a straight edge, large post-it note pads do the trick.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Really, I’ve not heard of that one before

[@franticSlothAdventures]

Great job dude..

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks!

[@andrewsgarage796]

we did a similar colour (but only 1 wall in the room as a feature). turned out well Please keep the videos coming Merry Xmas Andrew

[@WillsWhereabouts]

More to come Andrew and merry Christmas to you too 😊

[@InfernoJaffa]

Great video, Will. You mentioned in the comments getting the bed from Dune, did you mean Dusk? Wife is interested! Merry Christmas both.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Thanks very much, yes you're bang on I did mean Dusk indeed hah

[@themichaelnorris]

Should the bed not be on the opposite wall? As the sockets laid out that way.

[@WillsWhereabouts]

Yea we did think about this but it left very little room as the other wall is wider and doesn’t have the door opening on it