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- This is a transformation from plain drywall to a custom board and batten wainscoting look. It cost about $100 to complete and is a diy project you can do in a weekend.
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Looks pretty cool. Really makes a difference in the room. Snowing??? You’re crazy!!! I guess I have ZERO excuses.....thanks!
Thanks! I am really pleased with how it turned out. I live in Minnesota, so if I don't work when it is snowing...I would get nothing done! Ha!!
It looks AMAZING! You made this look so effortless BUT I KNOW you had to have spent some time on that prep work. Drawing the template out on the wall is the information I need. Thanks for sharing. 😊
Thanks for the comment...i didn't really go over the template part because it would be different for everyone depending on how wide their wall was. It just comes down to evenly spacing everything...which does involve a little math, but not too bad. Good luck!
Lol after watching your homebuilding discussion vid, I now know why you wanted to cover the drywall with board and batten :)
Yep...had to find a way to cover the drywall mistakes!!
looks good man. glue and sand the joints will take it to the next level
Thanks Andrew, You are right, that would make for a cleaner look!
Hi stranger, a nice bit of work there, it looks great.
Barry (ENG)
Good to hear from you Barry! I was pleased with how it turned out!
Looks GREAT!
Thanks, I appreciate that!
Looks great! Very informative tutorial.
Thanks for watching and the comment. It was a pretty easy project that makes a huge difference in the look of a wall
Looks awesome! Great job thanks
Thanks Rolando Santos!
@@chaddiy3512 hi Chad! You're welcome. I did something similar in the entryway and now I'm going to do a wall floor to ceiling and paint and it will look similar to yours👍
You sir are amazing!
Well thank you very much!
very nice Chad!
Thanks Dillons Woodworks!
Nothing says DIY like working in your socks :-)
It's good to be comfortable!
Yes!
Glad to see you are still checking out my videos! Hope all is well at Weaver!!
WELCOME BACK
Thanks Essential Mountain Homesteading !
What about filling the nail holes? Caulking?
That could be done if you wanted to. I didn't think it really needed it because the nail holes are so small.
Was going to ask the same thing.
Beautiful!!! Love this!! May I ask what paint colour you used? 😬 Thank you!
Id like to know the paint colour too please
so the finish nails are going to hold up the horizontal boards with hooks and weight from whatever's on them? curious because I want to do the same in my entryway.
Hi Christine, They have held fine for me so far. If you are worried you could use screws or glue, but I have had zero problems so far with the way I did it. Good luck!
@@chaddiy3512 Thank you! I cant wait to start mine!
what material did you go with MDF?
Yep, MDF!
Wait why is the hallway a different size? And how do I go about it if I have different size walls in my rooms? Thank you
I did by the door higher up so we could hang our coats and things there. Not sure what you mean by different size walls though??
What color paint did you use?
Hello, it is called flannel gray with Behr paint from home depot
What is the list of measures? design plans
Sorry I don't have any measurements or plans. I figured everyone space is going to be different so this just gives you the basic idea of how to do it.
@@chaddiy3512 OK, THX, GOD BLESS!
What gauge nailer did you use?
I think I used a 18 gauge brad nailer...cant remember for sure though.
what color paint is this?
Sorry, I can't remember the exact name of gray. I am pretty sure the paint I used was Behr from Home Depot though.