I realise this is no longer a popular item but I need to do a patch up job.
The only paper I have found so far is called "Grade 164". The big sheds no
longer sell Woodchip - only an anaglypta look alike.

Any idea what Grade 164 refers to?

On Wed, 26 Sep 2007 21:39:51 GMT, "John"
wrote:

I realise this is no longer a popular item but I need to do a patch up job.
The only paper I have found so far is called "Grade 164". The big sheds no
longer sell Woodchip - only an anaglypta look alike.

Any idea what Grade 164 refers to?

Go to Wickes. Get a huge roll of the stuff.

John wrote:
I realise this is no longer a popular item but I need to do a patch up job.
The only paper I have found so far is called "Grade 164". The big sheds no
longer sell Woodchip - only an anaglypta look alike.

I am sure I saw it in Wickes recently...

Failing that:

http://www.decoratingdirect.co.uk/viewprod/m/MAVTWC/

Any idea what Grade 164 refers to?

Medium grade - 165 is coarse (i.e. bigger chips).



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On 26 Sep, 22:39, "John" wrote:
I realise this is no longer a popular item but I need to do a patch up job.
The only paper I have found so far is called "Grade 164". The big sheds no
longer sell Woodchip - only an anaglypta look alike.

Any idea what Grade 164 refers to?

No, but you could try scrim-backed lining paper. I've used it in the
past on a wall that was totally shot, but which I couldn't afford to
replace. Wonderful stuff.

Edward