I'm removing wallpaper in our bathroom. I'm using a paper tiger to score the wallpaper before applying dif wallpaper remover. I am having a tough time. I think the main problem is how the paper was originally put on. From what I can see, it appears the wallpaper was applied directly to the drywall. It doesn't appear the drywall was primed at all. I'm using a razor scraper once the remover has been on the wall for at least 30 minutes (dif says up to 15 minutes). I'm ending up with lots of gouging because the paper just doesnt release. I basically end up scraping half the paper off, reapply the remover and then scrape whats left off. Repeat as necessary.
I'm not sure if anyone has encountered this before. I use the same method when we removed the wallpaper in our kitchen, but, that was plastered walls with multiple layers of paint under the paper.
This is one on the reasons I don't care for wallpaper.
I'm not sure if anyone has encountered this before. I use the same method when we removed the wallpaper in our kitchen, but, that was plastered walls with multiple layers of paint under the paper.
This is one on the reasons I don't care for wallpaper.
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