Thanks.

Hi, is it any good? did you notice any change on the temperature, I am thinking to do the same. Thanks.

Your welcome.

Thank you

Thanks, hope it all went well.

@@PaintingandDecorating It went well still got some to do tomorrow but your tips regarding using the bradawl to mark the cuts and using a blade to score the folds into the window reveal were a great help, couldn't have done it without you mate cheers!

@@barryuk676 Great and this stuff works really well. Have done all my exterior walls and two ceilings upstairs... it's cut down my heating

@@pamnitti8403 Yes, as long as you have no damp.

Thank you... never easy trying to get smooth finish on walls..

Just paint it. it's very smooth.

I am a painter and decorator and would never advise to paper over any older wallpaper. The only time I would hang additional paper is if I lined and papered or cross lined and papered as the paste/paper will all be hung within a few days. The paper that is in place may be nice and tight currently but as soon as paste is applied to the top of it, the moisture of the paste and then followed by paint can reactivate the paste making the paper become loose because the paste is old. I know its a paint but I would strip off. Use masking tape and light weight plastic on the skirts/floor to catch water and paper. Use a hedgehog to score holes in the paper, an industrial scraper to remove the top layer and either hot soapy water with a sponge or a good steam stripper not keeping the paddle in the same spot for too long as it can blow the plaster. Once paper is fully removed unattach masking tape (carefully if not repainting) and roll plastic up with all paper kept in the middle. Nice a clean finish just make sure your footwear is cleaned off before walking away as the grips hold the wet paper and paste in place.

Thanks, it worked out better to do it this way. With this thermal lining paper your better hanging in large pieces. If I'd hung it horizontally it would have been more difficult around the windows.

Axus decor Japanese steel scissors are the best you can buy bud

Thanks

I also wondered that. That gap on the edge. Calk? Or would a wallrock fiber liner paper hide it?

I too am wondering about this. Would paper jointing tape be any use or would it be vulnerable over the little gulley?

You could possibly use a filler... apply B.I.N first to seal... but for best results lining is best thanks

Yes use plenty of glue..

@@PaintingandDecorating I really appreciate your prompt and kind advice. Thank you.

Sorry have not used it but I'm sure it will help. Thanks

Thanks. Two coats.

@@PaintingandDecorating Thankyou so much for your reply! been watching so much of your video's. Keep up the good work!

Hi, did you do it at the end? is it any good? I want to do the same in my bedroom. Thanks.

@@lauranovember527 Hi yes i did fit it and it does feel warmer in the room. Used recommended wall paste which is a must, and don't be shy putting a good layer on wall to make sure it sticks correctly. Its a tad tricky around corners, I used a plastic smoother which is essential in smoothing out the thick liner correctly, just take your time as i did as its very different in handling compared to normal wallpaper.

@@GrandslamTim1 thanks, what Wall paste did you use? Thanks very much for your big help! 😀

@@lauranovember527 I used wallrock thermal liner adhesive designed specifically for thermal liner as recommended by manufacturer

david baker thanks, glad I can help.

Yes, just use the recommended paste for the type of wallpaper you're using.

It does work both ways. Thanks

Works very well and is a lot better than stuffing your cavity wall with insulation... which is wrong because it needs to be a cavity..

Yes should be perfect for that.. thanks

It's always best to apply straight to plaster, but if the lining paper is on well and no edges lifting you could apply it over the lining paper.

@@PaintingandDecorating Would you need to seal the paper first to prevent the adhesive pulling the paper off with reactivating the paste underneath?

It does take a lot a roll is 10m

Yes normal paste is fine for lining paper.. thanks

Yes you can put it on ceilings have done another video called Thermal Liner Papering Tips. If its a large ceiling it may take two people. Thanks

it's good for rough surfaces

It depends on humidity and temp usually about 10 minutes it does start going off fast.

Only work on one length at a time.

Sorry not sure what you mean KV 600 is Wallrock KV600 Thermal Liner.

Your local decorating center will advise you and recommend someone to hang it . Thanks

Yes although it's a lot more difficult. Thanks

You can't really it's a pain sometimes. Filler and cross lining helps. Thanks

Deborah Loza The will be more videos on thermal paper. And will make sure in depth and close ups.

WestcountryDude the thermal linner has a special adhesive sold with it.

no sorry

@@PaintingandDecorating thx

As long as no damp in the walls it should help keep your house warmer for longer, after having the heat on. I do have some exterior walls done in it and it does help.

Can you use the same adhesive on top of the Wallrock to put up the Fibreliner smooth

@@pamnitti8403 Yes it will help

Yes it's worked really well here . We have an 1800s house with solid walls and it used to suffer badly from condensation in winter on the gable wall. Wallrock solved the problem for us 8 years ago and have since done other parts of the house.

no paste the wall only one length at a time. drys fast the adhesive.

Painting and Decorating Great video! Makes you wonder why all paper isn't applied to walls pasted with paste or adhesive. Can you tell me how long you have before the adhesive goes off? Also will old, set adhesive come off with steaming in years to come?

Depends on the humidity of the day. But about 20 mins before adesive is drying. And yes it can be removed with steam stripper. Not stripped any off yet.

This room was papered.. nothing could be seen.. thanks