I *know* this is a stupid question, but ...

I'm going to dot and dab fresh plasterboard over an internal wall, to
deal with various gaps, holes, and the nib of another wall that used
to join it. Quite a lot of the wall has wallpaper on it. Am I being
daft if I dot and dab over it, without removing the paper first (with,
or without PVA)? I could do without another unnecessary job.

Cheers
Richard

On 24 Mar, 12:59, geraldthehamster wrote:
I *know* this is a stupid question, but ...

I'm going to dot and dab fresh plasterboard over an internal wall, to
deal with various gaps, holes, and the nib of another wall that used
to join it. Quite a lot of the wall has wallpaper on it. Am I being
daft if I dot and dab over it, without removing the paper first (with,
or without PVA)? I could do without another unnecessary job.

Cheers
Richard

Yes, you're all right ;-)

Just spent the afternoon stripping wallpaper...


Cheers
Richard

"geraldthehamster" wrote in message
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On 24 Mar, 12:59, geraldthehamster wrote:
I *know* this is a stupid question, but ...

I'm going to dot and dab fresh plasterboard over an internal wall, to
deal with various gaps, holes, and the nib of another wall that used
to join it. Quite a lot of the wall has wallpaper on it. Am I being
daft if I dot and dab over it, without removing the paper first (with,
or without PVA)? I could do without another unnecessary job.

Cheers
Richard

Yes, you're all right ;-)

Just spent the afternoon stripping wallpaper...



You should have just stripped the wallpaper where the dot and dab is going.

Adam