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Old 09-09-2011, 02:35 PM   #1
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I removed some wallpaper and paste only to find out that the wallpaper hanger used R-35 sizing which is a tacky substance that cannot be removed with DIF, Vinegar or heat. What can be used to cover this tacky substance so the walls can be painted?

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Old 09-09-2011, 03:34 PM   #2
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Never heard of it. Where are you from, and do you know the manufacture of it?

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It is a Roman product ( I believe) and it is not sizing, it is a wall covering primer.
Seal it up with either an oil based primer sealer or Gardz.
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I've run across that a number of times over the years, just recently in fact. Customer is concerned that I didn't get all the paste off, I have to go back after the cabinet installers are done. The first time ran across it I thought it was stubborn paste. To test for paste, dampen your fingers and you'll feel the tack of paste. If you wet your fingers with the Roman, no tack. I just do what Chrisn says, prime it with oil and I've never had any problems.
In a moment of honesty, where ever you see paste in my statement, I had accidentally used the forbidden term "glue". I had to go back and change it, lest the wallpaper cop, who makes his rounds about 4 a.m., comes by and cites me for ignorance.
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Never heard of it. Where are you from, and do you know the manufacture of it?
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OP, would that be "angel swings" or "angels wings". Couldn't be more opposite in meaning. Just curious.

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