I remember helping my parents strip woodchip in one old house, only to find 3 consecutive layers of the f***ing stuff had been applied to the wall!
I think we gave up & plastered over it in the end...
The black primer on new panels
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Re: The black primer on new panels
…that's why Allegro will look as good 5 years from now as it does today.
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Re: The black primer on new panels
OneCarefulOwner wrote:I remember helping my parents strip woodchip in one old house, only to find 3 consecutive layers of the f***ing stuff had been applied to the wall!
I think we gave up & plastered over it in the end...
Of course the problem then is that the Hall is much narrower - how many layers on each wall would it take to join in the middlemach1rob wrote:Sod stripping woodchip, some ****er had done the hallway with it in the past, and it wouldn't come off for love nor money, down B&Q, few rolls of extra think paper designed to cover woodchip, problem solved, and with no dust or drama.
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Re: The black primer on new panels
I think I'd get bored of hanging the paper before that ever happened!
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Re: The black primer on new panels
If stripper wont touch the black then it is phoretic primer and should be abraded with 180 and given a coat of hi-build or any decent primer. Often we now get panels in matt black adn this should be washed off and the panel etched.
Etch can be used on most surfaces to promote adhesion.
Etch can be used on most surfaces to promote adhesion.
Re: The black primer on new panels
I see by the date on my post , i sanded it off and it went up my nose on the 8th Oct... I've still got sinusitis ...Thick green snot still ... no longer with black powder added though ( Sorry to lower the tone of this wonderful site )
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