I like this idea better than filling in the grooves with joint compound and having to do all that sanding. Does the paper actually cover the grooves and leave a really flat surface, or does it get slightly sucked into the groove so that the paper is not completely flat?
Wow wonderful idea. I have what’s called a Florida room in the front of my house. It’s all paneled and I used it for plants and an extra guest room. This is something I really need to try! Thanks
Tried it based on your recommendation - turned out to be a really bad idea. Partly because the paneling install was not great - a lot of effort to make the paneling edges even. Most of the extra work came from trying to fix the paneling grooves that show through the paper when painted. It would have been much easier to pull down the paneling and deal with the mess left on the drywall. Your video is well done, but for me at least, it is based on a faulty premise.
@@dynastigreene4803 I have done that, but it's time consuming and it shrink's when it dries, so you have to then do it twice or maybe again, it's best to do what he did and do the liner, that's what I'm doing.
No layering just butt up on piece to another! Im asuming you can use a bit of a spackle type product if you have any flaws after the paper is up! I used to work for a professional painter and paper hanger
I filled all,the cracks with mud in my whole home …only to find several cracks that i cant fix….the paneling must have a tiny gap behind it…ive sunk in so many staples with a gun the house got heavier..!😁😁😁so i may do this on those walls instead!
I have paneling....I feel like im going nuts...however, I have lots of kids..and the walls still look great...after 20 years..plus...we just keep them shined...lol.However, im old now and need a new look...pretty sure the new look will need lots of maintenance
@@5infinity2 These plans are fantastic and I think everyone should try them. I have been using them myself for a year and I have not been disappointed with any of the projects included there yet.
@@allandocater6296 Thanks, Allan. I went to the Stodoys site and then clicked on "Stodoys plans." I ended up in some place called, "Ted's Woodworking." Are these the same thing?
What you dont talk about is the cost of doing this vs the cost of caulking or just painting over it. Why is this? I think that it is cost prohibitive, but you wont mention that.
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This is the best, most straight forward, most practical DIY video for this I’ve found. Thank you
When you pull any nails one screws sand! Get rid of the bump left from the hole
I think this is the best video on covering paneling.
It looked beautiful, just like finished drywall, thank you! You were excellent!!!!👍👍👍👍👍💕
I like this idea better than filling in the grooves with joint compound and having to do all that sanding. Does the paper actually cover the grooves and leave a really flat surface, or does it get slightly sucked into the groove so that the paper is not completely flat?
I think it's way easier to fill and sand.
I think the lines would appear someway somehow
I have a super old laundry room that needs this badly and I had no idea a liner was even an option!
I love you Al! Now I just have to rent a giant ladder for my 16 foot walls and convince my husband we can do this.
Wow wonderful idea. I have what’s called a Florida room in the front of my house. It’s all paneled and I used it for plants and an extra guest room. This is something I really need to try!
Thanks
Excellent video! Thank you so much for being thorough and not talking too slow. I think I’m going to give this a whirl!:)
Tried it based on your recommendation - turned out to be a really bad idea. Partly because the paneling install was not great - a lot of effort to make the paneling edges even. Most of the extra work came from trying to fix the paneling grooves that show through the paper when painted. It would have been much easier to pull down the paneling and deal with the mess left on the drywall. Your video is well done, but for me at least, it is based on a faulty premise.
It looks like a painful process for an "expert". Thank you for your review, it made me see the truth.
Don't you have to rinse the surface after using the tsp (or substitute) and before applying the sizing? I'm hoping not.
Thanks for covering all the bases.. It almost seems like I could do this, lol.
great idea with old wood paneling… cheap too… thanks
What a blessing! Thank you
Aunt Jenny's picture!!! 😂😂
How to repair a hole in the wall? I have panel in our garage. Thanks
How does it age please? Any issues to think of in advance? Tx
Thanks a million.
If the walls have been painted do you need sizing?
could i use spackle to fill in the grooves before applying the strips?
This is the same thing I was wondering
@@dynastigreene4803 I have done that, but it's time consuming and it shrink's when it dries, so you have to then do it twice or maybe again, it's best to do what he did and do the liner, that's what I'm doing.
How much does this cost?
How do you layer the paper where it meets another strip? Or is there no layering at all? If so, how do you manage to get the edges flush?
No layering just butt up on piece to another! Im asuming you can use a bit of a spackle type product if you have any flaws after the paper is up! I used to work for a professional painter and paper hanger
Hi, great video. Can you use stain on it?
Does it bubble up after sometime as groves are not filled?
i have this wood panel in my basement. should i still use this?
Can this method be applied to paneling that has been painted?
I have the same question! Looks like he doesn't monitor this Q/A section.....
Shouldn't be a problem just don't skip the priming or the cleaning and it should work the same.
Definitely going to do this with a new rental.
What about the seams on the paneling? Won’t the paneling come apart if I take those down?
Can I tile over this?
What about the seams???
I filled all,the cracks with mud in my whole home …only to find several cracks that i cant fix….the paneling must have a tiny gap behind it…ive sunk in so many staples with a gun the house got heavier..!😁😁😁so i may do this on those walls instead!
Wow
Looks great
What exactly is the sizing?
I like the vintage paneling!
I have paneling....I feel like im going nuts...however, I have lots of kids..and the walls still look great...after 20 years..plus...we just keep them shined...lol.However, im old now and need a new look...pretty sure the new look will need lots of maintenance
This is so neat, I wish my husband knew about this
Why not just pull the paneling off
Depends on the type of room. My. Not be feasible in a mobile or manufactured home
I did it with the Stodoys plans.
Isn't doing it yourself the goal here? What does Stodoys have to do with the subject at hand?
@@5infinity2 These plans are fantastic and I think everyone should try them. I have been using them myself for a year and I have not been disappointed with any of the projects included there yet.
@@allandocater6296 Thanks, Allan. I went to the Stodoys site and then clicked on "Stodoys plans." I ended up in some place called, "Ted's Woodworking." Are these the same thing?
@@5infinity2 Yes ✌️👍
@@5infinity2 However these plans are good Dibby!
What you dont talk about is the cost of doing this vs the cost of caulking or just painting over it. Why is this? I think that it is cost prohibitive, but you wont mention that.
I prefer to build with Stodoys plans.
Don't do this. You'll be sorry later.
Maybe even sooner.
This screams to me, to be problematic. Notice it’s mostly women commenting. Just drywall over it.
That looks like shit😂😂
Seems like a lot more work than just painting the paneling