Plaster board to lath and plaster wall

[bensonsburner]

Hi I'm not a plasterer but have done bits and pieces in my house that have turned out ok before so am attempting this job.
Removed a brick fireplace and filled the gap with plaster board.
The existing walls are lather and plaster lined with lining paper.
Is it recommended to remove the lining paper as far as the new plaster is going to spread when I join the two surfaces?
I think even if I paint the lining paper with oil paint to stop the moisture it runs the risk of pulling off the wall right?

Thanks for any advice.

 

[NPS]

If I turned up and the lining paper was still on the walls where i was supposed to be skimming Id be straight back in the van :RpS_wink:

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[Fatarm]

Strip the paper, and remember to put a vent in..

 

[NPS]

sod venting it makes the room cold:RpS_wink:

 

[Arti]

I reckon its hillside doing another fireplace......................:RpS_laugh:

 

[Fatarm]

Why would hillside be on looking for advice?? The guy knows it all! Master of his craft FFs Marra lol I don't think most if us! could put out work like his?:-0

 

[Fatarm]

sod venting it makes the room cold:RpS_wink:

Well if the rooms too cold gives you an excuse to feck off to the club !! For a heat:RpS_sneaky:

 

[Arti]

Why would hillside be on looking for advice?? The guy knows it all! Master of his craft FFs Marra lol I don't think most if us! could put out work like his?:-0

Just as well we dont put out work like that or we would be out of a job canny quick...got to laugh at his brick laying prowess though............:RpS_thumbup: