Hi,  We bought a house two years ago (built in 78) and started removing the wallpaper in the family room/kitchen.  A think layer of paper peeled off really easy.  A layer of mesh-like material remained stuck to the wall.  We were able to pull it off in stringy sections.  A

The wall paper came off clean and walls were smooth except for a few nail holes. It appears that the walls had never been painted (I just bought the house). Started to prime the walls with Zinsser 123, and it started to bubble. Scraped and sanded the wall, then washed

I have papered with lining paper, then applied emulsion, but brown stains are showing through the emulsion. Can I use stain block on walls that have been papered with lining paper?

Bubbles have started to appear in my living room wallpaper. They are quite bad, wallpaper has only been up 2 months.

I have applied 123 primer to my walls. Can I wallpaper after it dries in 1 hour?

I have removed all the wallpaper and the border that was at eye level in the bedroom, I have repaired the walls, stained and washed the walls. Now after painting there is a shadow top and bottom of where the boarder was. Now what?? I have no idea how long

We removed a wallpaper border in our kitchen to discover another border under it. They painted trim paint at the top and the wall paint (eggshell) over the bottom part. It looks as if the original border was perhaps glued to the wall? I see a section where it looks

Wainscot over a very damaged wall. Would this be a viable solution and how should I prep the wall before applying. I plan on putting white wainscot on with a “chair rail” and then just painting a nice color on top of the wall. Is there a brand of wainscot