I have wallpapered my bedroom successfully thanks to tips from you. I have never done it before in my life! Many thanks. Also, you are like the Bob Ross of wallpapering. I watch your videos to relax. Top man!

@spencercolgan

3 жыл бұрын

You just made my day

Spencer… a note of thanks… just had hand surgery and am binge watching your videos to recuperate. Blessings to you and yours. JMJ

@spencercolgan

2 жыл бұрын

Jmj…beautiful! Thank you.

Great explanation there Spencer… that last few mins of the video had me tripping thinking what’s happened to the wallpaper all creasing…. Then figured it was the light fitting in the room throwing some light pattern on it haha! 👍

Awesome question! Pulled out the one, cut the paper, push the paper back. Great question.

Btw…you did an AMAZING job explaining this…even I understand it and I’ve never wallpapered!

Hey SC!!! As always you are A great teacher & Good Man.

Thanks for this video. I'm trying to wallpaper an accent wall in my closet; and the angles in this "historic" (aka old) building are making this "simple" project a lot more than initially expected. As always, love your instructions. Love your videos! Thanks so much!

@spencercolgan

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you Kylana!!

Great explanation! Thank you so much for sharing!

I just love it how to explaining! Perfect and understandable thank u mate.

Awesome video. Very universal!

Haha…those look like my walls…the joys of old home…I call it character…😉

Very helpful, thank you!

Super helpful thank you

Grazie ottima spiegazione . Thanks

Great video 👍

I’m going to need this one, i have some pretty crooked walls to work with. Thankfully the paper is only going on one back wall but, I’m sure it will be noticeable too.

Thanks for the amazing videos. Ive learnt so much from you. I have a dilemma with a very old attic room, the painted ceiling and wallpaper wall corner is all over the place, uneven and not level. How should I make this look OK? Can you HELP? Many thanks

Thanks Sir, for explaining importance of good messurement. I missed the part where you cut the second part of wallpaper in the corner.. overall a really plesant lesson

Man talk about over egging a pudding.

Hello Spencer! Thank you so much for all of your videos. They are beyond useful! I was wondering if you have any advice on negotiating a crooked corner that is behind a large iron waste pipe with not enough clearance to get my hand behind. My assumption would be to use your reconciliation process from your other crooked corner video on the adjacent wall as soon as I have clearance from the pipe, which would be unfortunate since it's also the focal point. I also need to skim coat first since there is 160 years of wallpaper down to the original plaster. I have watched your skim coat videos but they were covering texture or drywall. Should I use the same lightweight material you used or the level 5 you used for the plaster and lath crack repair? Then seal and wallpaper? Thank you again!!!!

Man, you sound just like Christopher Walken!

Hi Spencer! Great and detailed procedure! Thanks. I have a doubt. How did you cut the overlap paper at the corner without damaging the underlap paper?

@charliestewart912

2 жыл бұрын

Probably still below it

Are you taking into account there might be drywall tape and mud (along with the paint) on the inside corners that could give a false 90 degree?

Great Video .....Question If the wallpaper has been hung and is dry and has a crease in it ; can you remove it with steam or ?? It is a normal wallpaper not a vinyl

Brilliant but doesnt the meassure have to be leveled too?

Always great videos how do you charge by the hour or by the roll

@spencercolgan

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you ! By the time it take me

Wow

Hi Spencer,. What lazer level do you use?

@spencercolgan

Жыл бұрын

Bosch 360 degree with 300 foot green light

Hi I am on last piece of wallpaper it isn't a patterned paper but it's not a full piece at end of wall into inside corner of the wall and the corner isn't straight how do I cut the paper into the inside corner straight? Please can you help tia

Hi Spencer what laser do you use thanks

@spencercolgan

3 жыл бұрын

Bosch red line gl220

@justinparkman3585

3 жыл бұрын

@@spencercolgan thanks

Spencer! you are an awesome teacher. But i wish you would use mm instead of 8ighths and 16ths.😋

Thanks for sharing but would be easier for viewers is there was less talk, less piece to camera (its all about the wallpapering surely) and less volume on the music.

@mattgloss8580

3 жыл бұрын

You don't tell the Teacher how to teach love. Better to listen and get as much as you can. Comments like yours are disrespectful.

What is the name of this tool to check my Corners?

@spencercolgan

Жыл бұрын

Steel square

@spencercolgan

Жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/lqyM2K-of7nfdtY.html

5/16ths is less than 3/8ths. Did you mean 21 and 5/8ths or 21 and 7/16ths?

@spencercolgan

2 жыл бұрын

So sorry when I said 3/8 of an inch I meant 3/16! I don’t know how I got confused during that but please ask me more specifically what I was talking about because I don’t remember doing this but you are correct, I messed up; let me just tell you the idea is this you draw a plumbline after the corner is close to the corner as your pattern will allow trimming the panel on the way as least possibly; that is the idea and so your plumbline will be only as far away from the corner to allow you to make the Paper street while trimming away the matching pattern as least as possibly. After you trim the least amount of pain on the way, the rest you have to do is easy: just make it straight in and 1/8 of an inch in order that your newly trimmed piece overlap the adjacent wall from which you were coming with the wallpaper there should be 1/8 of an inch overlap in corners that is what I meant to say

@the318pop

2 жыл бұрын

@@spencercolgan that's okay, as long as you got the right measurement for the widest point between your plumb line and the corner. Great videos, not too rushed or heavy going. I'm about to do a full room in Anaglypta so I'm trying to learn fast!

@ryans9029

9 ай бұрын

Yes you can see it clearly being 5\8ths He said 1\2"... Then it got bigger.. and said 5\16ths. 5\16ths is less than a half 5\8ths is more than half.

Sorry Spence.. that's 20 5\8ths Not 5\16ths 5\16s is just over a quarter inch. You are over a half inch. So.. either 9\16ths or 5\8ths was the measurement. See at 11:20 👍

There were no straight corners in a 130 year old Victorian!

@ryans9029

9 ай бұрын

No straight corners anywhere.

They're called "eigths", not sixteenths lol

@spencercolgan

Жыл бұрын

Thanks. Must’ve gotten confused. Sorry

@ohyeahbabyohyes

Жыл бұрын

Haha no worries, I am sure I have done the same thing a dozen times

How many people have been startled and shouted at because of the ^Fanfare^ music.

@spencercolgan

3 жыл бұрын

Hi John; do you mean the introductory music?

@johngaspar4425

3 жыл бұрын

@@spencercolgan Well that too but its the music loudness when you show the finish result. Good music but the sheer loudness of it is ... well its startling and off putting. Imagine people with headphones hearing that.

@spencercolgan

3 жыл бұрын

John Gaspar great point! Will lower the volume sir. Thank you for the feedback! I need it.

@peter59230

3 жыл бұрын

@@spencercolgan Agree! Music is extremely too loud and audio mic too low. Ditch the music all together would be great.

@peter59230

3 жыл бұрын

And pan slower, its dizzying

tone down the intro, way to loud compared to the following stuff. Turnd down the volume, way down.

Beautiful job ruined by the customers terrible lampshade!

I enjoyed your video but you laboured too much over the measurements and began to confuse me also my eardrums were blasted by the volume of the music as I was wearing earphones. Not good so it needs adjusting. The actual wallpapering...I definitely have learned from but the other bits I mentioned were very distracting and would put me off watching anything else, sorry

@spencercolgan

3 жыл бұрын

Can we interest you in the tiramisu?

@jeanhouston4671

3 жыл бұрын

@@spencercolgan I’m afraid that I don’t understand your question?

@spencercolgan

3 жыл бұрын

@@jeanhouston4671 It is sort of like a joke that you would say to a person who walks into a restaurant and doesn’t like anything on the menu or the dessert was a little stale, you’d offer something else; but since I don’t have anything else to offer you I’m making believe that I do

@jeanhouston4671

3 жыл бұрын

Mmmmm, yes, well, a kind of a joke, I see. Stick to putting up wallpaper, your safer with that 🤣🤣🤣👍🙏 Hope you can take a joke? And by the way...I’ve watched several more episodes. You’re quite good actually 👍🌟

@mattgloss8580

3 жыл бұрын

@@spencercolgan this made my day. Ha ha. Spot on!