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By Helen from Inverness Highland
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03/31/2011
We renovated an old house with damaged walls. As we could not get them smooth enough to look good with ordinary paint, we used a sand paint. It did an amazing "cover up" job. Of course you do have to get the old paper and paste off first, as with any paint.
I have taken down wallpaper and patched the walls, but when I went to paint the wall, it bubbled up in spots. What's the problem?
I removed the wallpaper and I want to use Magnolia to paint the wall. What can I do first? What kind of paint can I use after having removed the wall paper?
How do I repaint a wall after removing plastic wallpaper?
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