Removing Paper "veneer" from trim?
#1
Removing Paper "veneer" from trim?
We are remodeling and in the interest of preserving our marriage we are working on opposite sides of the house
Anyway, I am working on a bathroom. The trim, and the door frame is wood, but with the wood grained paper stuck to it. I am hoping that I don't have to replace it all, including the door frame. Anyone know if there is a way to remove the paper so that the wood beneath can be primed to paint and the end result will look ok?
Whenever I ask my husband for advice I get a sigh, a "you silly girl" shaking of the head, and then a response that is little more than a series of grunts and clicks, the language of men....
Thanks.
Anyway, I am working on a bathroom. The trim, and the door frame is wood, but with the wood grained paper stuck to it. I am hoping that I don't have to replace it all, including the door frame. Anyone know if there is a way to remove the paper so that the wood beneath can be primed to paint and the end result will look ok?
Whenever I ask my husband for advice I get a sigh, a "you silly girl" shaking of the head, and then a response that is little more than a series of grunts and clicks, the language of men....
Thanks.
#3
Hi
you can try to peel it of and used rubbing alcool to soften the glue
or used a heat gun to heat the tape.
If you have no heat gun used a hair dryer and set it at hot.
pg
you can try to peel it of and used rubbing alcool to soften the glue
or used a heat gun to heat the tape.
If you have no heat gun used a hair dryer and set it at hot.
pg