Brown Contracts
Location: Paisley, Renfrewshire
Member Since: 16th Apr 2020
Feedback:
2 reviews, 100% Positive
Trades:
- Decorators
- Plasterers
About Us:
Family run buisness over 40yr experience.
Top class tradesmen.
Interior/Exterior works.
All trades covered
Plastering,decorating,brickworks, roofwork & guttering,fencing & all building works.
Attention to detail with every client old or new no matter size of the job.
Total knowledge in every aspect of all trades with full qualified tradesmen and more.
Top class tradesmen.
Interior/Exterior works.
All trades covered
Plastering,decorating,brickworks, roofwork & guttering,fencing & all building works.
Attention to detail with every client old or new no matter size of the job.
Total knowledge in every aspect of all trades with full qualified tradesmen and more.
Photos:
History:
Working in my trade since 16yrs of age.
Keeping all customers delighted with our service hence the reason they keep coming back due to our top quality eye for detail friendly service.
Total reliability.
Keeping all customers delighted with our service hence the reason they keep coming back due to our top quality eye for detail friendly service.
Total reliability.
Other:
City & Guilds Decorator.
Advance Craft Decorator.
British Gypsum Qualified Ames Taper.
Advance Craft Decorator.
British Gypsum Qualified Ames Taper.
Feedback:
2 reviews, 100% Positive
Answers:
Through my vast years of experience my answer to this is definitely not.
only paper you should be papering over is lining paper.
if it is a previous lining paper you should also ensure that it is solidly adhered to the wall with no bursts or broken edges on it.
preferably in most cases i would start from scratch and crossline the wall in most cases as this makes for a far superior quality finish to the final article unless your manufacturers instructions tells you not to crossline the walls.
only paper you should be papering over is lining paper.
if it is a previous lining paper you should also ensure that it is solidly adhered to the wall with no bursts or broken edges on it.
preferably in most cases i would start from scratch and crossline the wall in most cases as this makes for a far superior quality finish to the final article unless your manufacturers instructions tells you not to crossline the walls.
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