Brown Cardboard Under Wallpaper. back in the 30' up to the 50's drywall often came without a paper facing. applying lining paper is different to plastering, as plastering your walls should only be considered if your walls are too damaged to repair or if your walls are severely crumbling. I don't think it's part of the wallpaper, but its got follows the same. the decorative layer pulled off very easy revealing 2+ ft panels of wallpaper backing. currently removing super old wallpaper in my grandma's basement with an end goal to paint. I scored and used wallpaper. it's like a soft cardboard type surface. If you see in the top. Lining your walls with lining paper before hanging wallpaper is a key component to an even finish. it may be hard to notice in the image, but you can see where the brown is peeling that it has a white layer beneath it and also. the brown stuff is the paper part of the drywall (plus wallpaper glue). Don't take the brown stuff off if you can help it.
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the brown stuff is the paper part of the drywall (plus wallpaper glue). I don't think it's part of the wallpaper, but its got follows the same. it's like a soft cardboard type surface. Don't take the brown stuff off if you can help it. back in the 30' up to the 50's drywall often came without a paper facing. Lining your walls with lining paper before hanging wallpaper is a key component to an even finish. applying lining paper is different to plastering, as plastering your walls should only be considered if your walls are too damaged to repair or if your walls are severely crumbling. it may be hard to notice in the image, but you can see where the brown is peeling that it has a white layer beneath it and also. I scored and used wallpaper. the decorative layer pulled off very easy revealing 2+ ft panels of wallpaper backing.
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Brown Cardboard Under Wallpaper it's like a soft cardboard type surface. currently removing super old wallpaper in my grandma's basement with an end goal to paint. If you see in the top. Don't take the brown stuff off if you can help it. the brown stuff is the paper part of the drywall (plus wallpaper glue). it's like a soft cardboard type surface. I don't think it's part of the wallpaper, but its got follows the same. back in the 30' up to the 50's drywall often came without a paper facing. the decorative layer pulled off very easy revealing 2+ ft panels of wallpaper backing. it may be hard to notice in the image, but you can see where the brown is peeling that it has a white layer beneath it and also. applying lining paper is different to plastering, as plastering your walls should only be considered if your walls are too damaged to repair or if your walls are severely crumbling. Lining your walls with lining paper before hanging wallpaper is a key component to an even finish. I scored and used wallpaper.
