When I moved into my townhouse, I began painting the master bedroom and realized that the previous owner had painted over a strip of wallpaper around the ceiling. At that point I didn't have the time to worry about romoving the wallpaper. Now I would like to repaint the room but I would like to remove the wallpaper first. What would be the best way to remove wallpaper that is covered by two coats of paint? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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you need to score it it first with a knife of some type so the remover liquid can release the glue. u can even use a rough sandpaper of 80 grit to score the surface. -
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Create perforations with a tool called a "Paper Tiger".
Then, sponge the wall with a solution called "DIF". This will loosen the paper and allow you to remove it easily.Drywall Taping & Finishing For Beginners
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