joeblow wrote:
I bought a fixer that was built in 1927. The walls are plaster that
have several layers of wallpaper and paint. There is evidence of lead
paint and do not want to take out walls and put in drywall. I would
like to skim coat the walls, sand and paint. The problem is that in
some places the paint is very loose on the underlying wallpaper. I
have scaped some of the paint off. Any suggestions?

I don't think I would try skim coating over wallpaper.

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Joseph Meehan

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