Thin Blade for cutting wallpaper?

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Newbie_Neil

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Hi all

I've just taken down curtain rails etc. and I need to patch the wallpaper.

Can anyone recommend a fine blade and holder. My craft knife, even with a new blade, is too thick. I don't want to use a razor blade as I don't have a holder. Can anyone think of something in between?

Thanks, in advance.
Neil
 
Neil, razor blade, make a little holder outta MDF or something. With MDF just spilt (slightly) with a chisel and bung the blade in. Dead easy. And don't cut yourself.

Noel
 
They do say a tear/rip when glued is less noticeable than a cut......but i guess the paper has to be there in the first place :oops:

Paul
 
Hi Paul

thewoodgnome":357c2x52 said:
They do say a tear/rip when glued is less noticeable than a cut

I always used to do that, but I saw that when the decorator did the same thing that he made a curved cit and it was very good.

Cheers
Neil
 
Hi Les

Les Mahon":1q9faye8 said:
Time to change your name to bearded neil then

After reading your post, I put my safety glasses on and looked in the mirror. :norm:

Oh no, I look just like Philly. :shock:

Cheers
Neil
 

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