Corner protection

Mar 08, 2017 0 Replies

My entrance lobby (hall would be rather too grand) is quite restricted. The decoration is lining paper and emulsion. A couple of corners suffer from regular knocks and scuffs.



It is overdue for a fresh coat of (white) paint, but I fear that it will soon look just as bad. It occurs to me that I could glue on some white plastic edging strip.



If I remove the lining paper locally, I guess that I could glue the strip in place, hoping that the plaster is reasonably straight.



Has anybody done this, did it work, did it look like an institution?



Chris


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