I got some of the above at the weekend from Toolsatan in what I thought would be a futile attempt to cover up a wall in quite poor condition. I had tried painting over the existing (ancient) wallpaper, but it just lifted as the paint went on and I had to strip it, revealing some seriously'end-of-life' lime plaster. It's basically a heavy, 'non-woven', paste the wall, lining paper. I filled everything I could see before hanging it but, of course, it's only once you put the paste on the wall that you really see that you missed 90% of the dings and dents, so I remained sceptical. I haven't papered a wall for about 20 years, so I was surprised when it went up easily, using the recommended adhesive (20 quid - ouch-, but for a big tub, so plenty left for next time). I'd never used 'paste the wall' paper before, but it was way simpler than pasting the paper. This stuff didn't have much 'slip' but it doesn't stretch significantly either. I left it 2 days for the adhesive to go off, banged it over with a coat of paint tonight and it's looking not bad. Not as good as if the wall had been skimmed, but I'm sure most people staying in the room overnight won't look at it quite as critically as I do. If I'd papered over it with something textured instead of painting, it would probably look even better. So, a positive (well 4/5) recommendation if, like me, you have to sort a dodgy wall in a hurry. (Obviously, no connection etc etc.)
That said, I really should learn how to skim properly, as that would have made a better job, but there wasn't time to get my plasterer in.