If you like the look of wainscoting or beadboard, leave the wood paneling in the lower third of your wall intact and only fill in the grooves of the top two thirds. Then, attach a piece of chair ...

Q: The walls in my house were covered with paneling in the 1970s, and I am thoroughly sick of the wood look ... I’m not interested in filling the panel grooves with spackling compound.

Several rooms have wood paneling that I would like to paint ... Check the specs for the paper, but you may find that you need to fill the grooves only if the depth exceeds a quarter-inch.

Q: Water leaked into our below-ground, wood-paneled den and seeped ... You probably can’t find plywood paneling that has matching vertical grooves, but most home centers and lumberyards sell ...

The walls in my house were covered with paneling in the 1970s and I am thoroughly sick of the wood look ... I’m not interested in filling the panel grooves with spackling compound.

We all know that nothing looks as dated as a room with wood paneling ... is to remove the paneling. Honestly, this is the best solution if you don't have actual tongue and groove hardwood walls ...

Question: Some of the interior walls of my house are covered with prefinished wood paneling _ the type ... Another method is to fill the panel grooves and joints with spackling compound or ...

Of all the things that make the original Jeep Grand Wagoneer memorable, the wood paneling running along its sides is perhaps the highlight. So, shortly after the luxurious SUV was revived ...

Then fill in any holes or gaps with caulk, prime the surface, and paint the wall with your chosen color. Wallpaper. If you want a pattern on your walls, you can cover wood paneling with wallpaper.

However, I prefer to paint it a light color to brighten the space while maintaining the texture of the tongue-and-groove boards. Sometimes wood paneling can’t be painted. Maybe because the man ...