Hello,
I've never used lining paper before. I see you can get various grades (I saw from 800 to at least 1700 in Wickes today). How do you know which grade to use, or do you just get the thickest grade you can to be safe?
I've just put up a plasterboard wall and I'm wondering how well I will be able to join the two boards (see other thread). Since I'm hoping to wallpaper the wall, it seems silly to pay a plasterer hundreds of pounds to put on some plaster that will be covered. I thought I might just paper straight on top of the (sealed) plasterboard. Do you think it would be a good idea to use lining paper too?
The wall, being new, is pretty flat but it depends how well I fill the join or if the odd screw is proud!
TIA