Wallpapering on plastered walls

Question

Should I seal my plastered walls with PVA glue before hanging wallpaper?

Tim · Answer

Just size the wall with paste that always works for me

Sanjar · Answer

By priming your walls with either an acrylic, alkyd, or PVA primer, depending on the surface type, will ensure your wallpaper adheres properly to the surface without damaging the wall. Primer creates a barrier between the wall and the paper so that the adhesive doesn't overly bond with the wall material


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Anton · Answer

You need to seal the plaster first, so a light wash with 70% paint mixed with 30% water .
Once dried,  you can then paper.
Some people prefer to livne the wall with lining paper and some are happy with the paper straight onto the wall.
Always paint surrounding walls and ceilings  pre papering .
I hope this helps

Stuart · Answer

Hi, I would water down some ordinary wallpaper paste down like water and coat the bare plaster and let it dry

Justin · Answer

If the walls are fresh plasterd yes you should, the pva helps seal the plaster and the pasted paper will just sit on top of that then

Imad · Answer

No there is a special glue for wallpaper you have to seal it

Rhys · Answer

Hi,

The correct procedure for new plaster is two choices, first use a watered down solution of PVA glue and paint on with a large brush, second is to size the wall with a watery mix of wall paper paste or size, leave to dry for 24 hours and then ready to paper. Hope this helps you out.

Cheers.

Artur · Answer

Yes, you should use PVA before hanging wallpaper if you not use it paste will be drying to quick.

Mark · Answer

Always so the paper adherse properly but make sure the walls are dry first.

Dennis · Answer

Yes definitely otherwise the paste would suck right into plaster ? A question to you why cover nice plastered walls

Wallpapering on plastered walls

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