Novice has just emptied bedroom of furniture prior to having it recarpeted. The walls have wallpaper on them that have been re-painted with white emulsion.
The person who originally put on this second layer of wallpaper has wallpapered *around* a flat mirror that was screwed to the wall. (instead of undoing four screws and taking it off the wall to wallpaper the whole wall ).
Consequently there is a big square patch of the first wallpaper. I have never done any wallpapering and my neighbour has given me the Readers Digest ' Repair Manual' ( printed 1976 ). Reading all the complications it lists, is enough to put off this novice, and anyway I just dont have the time for this work.
At the moment all I can think of to solve the problem, is to sandpaper the edge of the outermost wallpaper and smear on the good old polyfilla, to try to get a reasonable flat finish to the edges to emulsion over.
Is this the best way to go ? without the too onerous task of a lot of fresh wallpapering. thanks for any advice.