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Use a lightweight filler to fill the gaps. Allow to dry and sand with sanding pad or very lightweight paper. The paint with at least two coats of emulsion.

Wallpapering over the old lining layer is possible if it is fully attached to the wall, there are no damaged or loose areas and the surface is clean - which is most likely the case with newer wallpapers.

It should be no problem, however you may like to seal it with a watered down mix of emulsion or PVA first to stop the plaster sucking all the water from the paste as you hang it. This will make the positioning of the paper a little easier.

Well let start with the easy one first ? If you have walls or ceilings that are very badly cracked and keep cracking i.e. plaster board ceilings, you can hang 1 or 2 layers of lining paper over these and be pretty much guaranteed that they will not crack again.

So the standard fillers would work well for you. You can use ready mixed fillers but I would stay away from these as sometimes they can dry too hard. Using a wide 6 inch filling knife, (Purdy do a very good one), Apply the filler over lapped seams or use it to fill in indentations or to widen out bumps on the wall.

If there's a lot of damage, you'll need to remove the existing lining paper and hang fresh sheets before wallpapering. However, you might be able to reuse the existing lining paper if there's only superficial wear and tear. Before wallpapering, apply a watered-down emulsion like PVA glue onto your lining paper.

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