Watch me give this bathroom a HUGE makeover 🫣 (wallpaper removal)

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I have another long video for you, so i hope you enjoy watching this crazy transformation as much as I enjoyed doing it! Check out the comment section for timestamps if you'd like to skip around in the video & make sure to put any questions down there as well, I’ll respond to them all :)

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Since I didn't film most of the prep work, here is a list of the steps I took:
1.Removed anything still on the walls (curtain rod, light fixtures, toilet paper holder, etc)
2. Sprayed the wallpaper with warm water
3. Scraped off the wallpaper, resprayed where needed
4. Cleaned up & let the walls dry overnight
5. Used a pole sander over entire wall, sanding block in smaller spots
6. Swept/ wiped walls to get off any extra dust
7. Went over all the walls with a sealer/primer. (The sealer is needed because of the torn drywall paper)
8. Mudded everywhere that was needed
9. Used sanding block on mud spots
10. Swept walls, vacuumed up dust, cleaned baseboards
11. Put first coat of paint on walls
12. Mudded any minor spots that I missed
13. Put second coat of paint
14. Painted baseboards & doors

*I would have also caulked all the corners of the walls and where the wall meets the ceiling (between steps 10 & 11) for it to look more perfect, but the client preferred for me to finish up faster




Products used:
-Paint brush: Trylon 2.5 inch angled brush (Home depot)
-Roller nap: Home depot’s microfiber 18 inch nap, but I recommend Purdy marathon naps
-Roller frame: Wooster 18”
-Extention pole: Wooster Sherlock GT convertible extension pole 2-4 feet