FAQ

Drywall paper peeled

I have a question I’m hoping to get some help with, and even more, hoping you will tell me what I want to hear!
I live in a 40+ year old home . It appears that the original contractors who built the house applied wall paper directly to the drywall, instead of priming/painting first. Now when we try getting off the wall paper (which is nearly impossible), it takes with it the top layer of drywall paper, leaving a brown papery surface. My question is, can I paint/mud over that surface? Or do I need to cut out and replace those sections? If I mud over it (creating texture), will it adhere long-term? Thanks in advance!

Drywaller

Recent Posts

Can a Beginner Mud Drywall? An Honest Look at the Process

Can a Beginner Mud Drywall? An Honest Look at the Process Drywall mudding might seem…

9 months ago

“Essential Steps for Installing Drywall”

Installing interior walls requires precise techniques and attention to detail. By following a structured approach,…

10 months ago

“Is it important to align drywall joints for better results”

When constructing or renovating interiors, careful attention is needed to achieve smooth surfaces. One crucial…

10 months ago

Steps in the Process of Drywall Taping

Achieving a seamless and polished wall surface involves a systematic approach, which is crucial for…

10 months ago

How to Determine the Ideal Thickness of Mud for Tape Application

Achieving the right consistency for applying a bonding agent is crucial for ensuring a smooth…

10 months ago

“Which Comes First, Flooring or Drywall Installation?”

When undertaking an interior renovation, careful planning is key to achieving a flawless result. One…

10 months ago