Girl, the 90’s? Paneling is a total throwback to the 70’s!! 😂😂

@egyptianmusk9008

3 жыл бұрын

that's exactly what I said lol

@starvingartist1000

3 жыл бұрын

Seriously? The SIXTIES! Y’all just babies! 😂

@teetee19768

3 жыл бұрын

I know right! My eyes immediately rolled to the back of my head. 70's at a minimum. Also rolled because I have this in my basement now, still. Sigh 🤣🤣

@elginscott99

3 жыл бұрын

I just pushed play on this wonderful sister's video and heard her say, "90's" and my 60 - year - old - ass almost lost a decade!! Figuring (like most narcissistic men) that I was the first to . . . well I'm sure you all get it. She probably got more comments on that than her paneling! Well I guess I should see if her knowledge of DIY is better than that of popular American history.

@mayatha2091

3 жыл бұрын

The very FIRST thing I thought as soon as I heard her say 90's 🤣🤣🤣

I'm loving this!! My whole house is wood paneling and I thought I was gonna have to take the paneling all the way down! Whew.. lemme get to work!

@bryanc23

3 жыл бұрын

Same...entire mobile home.

@nancyg7770

3 жыл бұрын

I`ve done this technique many years ago. It worked and it was very satisfying once the job was complete. Although, it is very labor-intensive. In my case i had to do 3 coats of the compound to have the perfect smooth look I was after, which means sanding 3 times crack by crack and clean in depth due to the dust of sanding and please prime before applying your paint. If you want to save some money it is a great way to do it but if I may, i would recommend doing one room at a time so you can determine if it is worth your time and effort to do this and also block the doorway and anything you do not want dust to get into with plastic or something (heater, lighting, light switch, outlets etc..) because you will find dust in places you never imagined could penetrate. lol P.S. Bryan Collins, I live in a mobile home as well and if your foundation isn`t concrete, i imagine your home must shift during temperature changes like mine, (I live in Canada, very cold weather in winter) if so, you may get cracks in your walls. I did. just a little heads up. :) Your wall looks great Mia. Good job. :)

@MAGAMAN

3 жыл бұрын

It honestly might be cheaper and easier to just pull down the paneling. If you are lucky, your house already has drywall under the paneling.

@rickmorgan8895

2 жыл бұрын

Just hire a few workers to get it done if it's a whole house.

@ronshook5194

2 жыл бұрын

HI, I WAS in the same predicament...... bought an old FARM HOUSE, all paneling..... Ugh, LOL, this video is great, I wrote in the comments. I can do this.... I'm 72, but, STILL pretty active. Lol.. ...... all the best...!.

GAME CHANGER! I'm so mad I didn't think of this! I've passed on SO MANY houses, JUST because I hate paneling and figured it would be a nightmare to get rid of! This is SO AMAZING! Thank you!

@taronjeroneharris1313

3 ай бұрын

I totally understand what you mean, because though I'm not looking to buy a home that has wood paneling, I'm actually poised to inherit one that has wood paneling--my parents house, and Lord knows it's a fixer upper. 😂

@rachelewilken930

3 ай бұрын

@@taronjeroneharris1313 I'm in a situation where I'm being forced to sell my home and downgrade to a cash fixer-upper and these types of tips and tricks are going to be lifesavers for increasing my resale value!

This is exactly what I was looking for!

@MarianaLOGEN

2 жыл бұрын

Me too!!!

I never clicked on video so fast when I saw 30$ dollars and it looks like a house on modern family

Overall GREAT TRANSFORMATION! FYI's for reference It's called a drywall knife (not a spatula). Always clean the panelled walls prior to priming with a vinegar and water solution to remove any smoke or grime. Allow to dry overnight. (Solvents in other cleaners may react with the paint) Priming prior to painting is best for proper adhesion, especially on a panelled surface which is slick. If primer isn't used any slight tap on the wall can cause paint to chip off very easily! Also make sure proper drying time is allowed between mudding to let the gas escape or your paint will bubble and remember drywall compound does shrink and may require a second application. Sand in between applications for smoother surface. And it is a pole sander 👍 Also when staining over a finished wood (sealed with polyurethane) you need to use a gel stain, a standard stain cannot penetrate polyurethane. Panelled walls are 50's.

@joelanturk6280

2 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU LOADS! I was getting ready to dismiss a very nice house due to the ancient paneling job 👎🏾. Also, the house has two rooms with tile ceilings.... hideous as well. Again, CHEERS for your pocket full of wisdom, love! I've learned loads from you in several paragraphs! 💜

@alienvomitsex

Жыл бұрын

Trisodium phosphate at 1 or 2 g/L and a splash of bleach works better

@karene9738

Жыл бұрын

I don’t think she was using drywall compound, I think she was using spackle

@DeeMohaugany

Жыл бұрын

Dang, lol

@johnscott2940

2 ай бұрын

Agree exactly. I think she did a nice video. Just take this advice and add to what you saw please.

I’m gonna save a customer a lot of money with this one!!

This is definently a down to earth DIY.... Great example of the expectation (5K dollar drywall job) vs. reality (getting your hands dirty to save every dime). Love this!

@kristyriggs5723

2 ай бұрын

I'm starting this project tomorrow. Thank you for explaining it so well. Beautiful results.

I'mma let you slide on that 90s paneling comment since this turned out so well🤣 don't do the awesome 90s like that 🤣🤣🤣

I'm a contractor. This looks great! My rent property has panels. I sheetrocked around the exterior walls and ceilings to boost the sound dampening and insulation value. I did this type of fill on all the bedroom walls. It is time consuming but totally worth it. Great job!!

So glad I found this as I’m currently working on our stairwell which has this faux wood panelling from when the house was built in 1973!! Great job, it look fabulous 😊

It doesn't even look like the same room. Amazing!!! My basement where my office / KZread studio is have paneling. I plan on painting it soon. Thanks for the great video.

@YhwhKhaiMostHigh

2 жыл бұрын

I got this ugly paneling in my basement room too. I'm tired of looking at it.

This makes me feel so much better about looking at houses with that paneling.

@venictos

2 жыл бұрын

Please just rip it out, it's drywall behind it. The house i bought in june painted directly over the paneling with eggshell. Absolutely hideous. It took only a couple hours to rip it all out

@digi3218

2 жыл бұрын

@@venictos This house is from 1978. The garage had some paneling over drywall and I tore that off. The living room has paneling but I am pretty sure there isn't anything behind it. I have yet to tackle it because of this. If you do have drywall underneath.. then yes definitely just rip it off and patch the drywall instead.

@iskypemoms8172

10 ай бұрын

@@digi3218 i know this comment is over a year old.. but what if its over concrete walls? i think its glued on there

@digi3218

10 ай бұрын

@@iskypemoms8172 nah the paneling is over wood studs. And I've ran wiring behind it and pretty sure there is no drywall, I've still yet to rip the rest out at my house lol.

@iskypemoms8172

10 ай бұрын

ah... i meant for my house lol. i was asking if i just should take out paneling thats glued onto concrete walls, not sure if itll damage the concrete or something@@digi3218

OKAY I'M SHOOK. Literally a life saver. The whole house is wood paneling and I am tired of it. I don't mind just painting wood paneling and leaving the grain in a couple of cases, but not for my whole house. So glad I found this. Thank you!

Im thankful for bumping into this video. I didn’t know what to do to fill in the crevices on the lower part of my kitchen walls. So happy its this easy.

I love this! Have 5 rooms full of wood panel and now I know what I want to try. You've got great energy. I look forward to the rest of your reno.

@rommellthreat

Жыл бұрын

How did it work out?

Great job. Looks amazing. Some paneling will bleed tannins through the paint (it looks like nicotine stains). You may need to prime with Kilz first and wait 24 hours (trust me on that part) then paint. You go girl! And your paneling is from the 70's. =)

@artprincess4895

3 жыл бұрын

The stain blocker?

@Tazzyone.

3 жыл бұрын

Yep oil based kilz after filling in the lines diagonally pulling it to fill in

@nylaskye

3 жыл бұрын

She definitely should’ve primed it first!!

@BransenMLee

3 жыл бұрын

I’m watching this as a painter and my exact thought was “nope, oil prime, it’s gonna brown!”

@ehpennsylvania

3 жыл бұрын

@@BransenMLee What would you use as a primer? Kilz has worked for me in several apps. But I’m concerned as you mentioned about the bleeding thru. Thoughts? Tks.

Thank you for this video! This looks like such a great and inexpensive alternative to completely removing the paneling and replacing it with drywall. I can’t believe it turned out looking that great!

Thank you. I’m home searching and a lot of the homes are outdated but such a great deal. Now I feel confident with the renovations.

Thank you SO much for this video. You included exactly what you used too and your trial and error so I don’t get tempted to do it differently. You’re the best!

This was exactly what I needed to see, I’ve got the same panels in my spare room and instead of pulling it all down, mud the lines sounds amazing! Thank you 😊

This looks great! We have paneling all thru our house and I've been looking for something like this! Thank you for this video 🤗

Thank you for this video. I've looked at countless ones that all seem to think I want to see the wood grain and grooves after they've been painted. You explained how you prepped the walls to make them appear flat. So thanks! Great job!

Awesome transformation. No more outdated panels, way to go so economical and made it look like a room for a magazine. Love it!

Great job! I was looking at replacing my panels with drywall, but this seems way more cost effective and it looks great! I'm impressed.

Thank you! I’ve been looking at my paneling walls for 18 years now. It’s Time for a makeover

First time watching your channel. I love how you are not all flowery and time wasting. You get to it and get it done! Great job!

You ma’am are freaking awesome! Thank you for showing how to fix the wood paneling without spending thousands to replace it❤️

Thank you so much for this video! My house was built in 1965 and this wood paneling was in random places downstairs and up the entire staircase and a random wall upstairs. We had tried removing a wall of wood paneling and it was a very time consuming and costly mess! You saved us so much future hassles with the rest of the upstairs, stairs, and living room! We filled it all in and painted it like you demonstrated and it looks great now! Thank you again!

This came out so good!! I just bought a house with paneling in the kitchen and a fireplace mantle that is the same color as the one you stained. I can't wait to apply these techniques to my own remodel. Thanks for the video!

Honestly this is one of the best pocket saver things I've seen. As I am finally trying to adult and find a home to own, I notice alot in my area have wood paneling. I am thankful I found this

Life saverrrrrr.. making over my grandmothers house. Whole dining room is wood panel. Thank you so much!!!!

Thank you I’m house shopping for a older home and the paneling reminds me of my parents home….. in the 70’s.

I love this. I actually like the wooden doors. Maybe sand them down and stain them to match the mantle. You did an amazing job.

@RemodelHandz

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I've been going back and forth between staining and painting the doors.

@Khadielovesscents

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely stain.

@Tailya2011

3 жыл бұрын

Or paint it same as your trim color

@KM1980Music

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, I agree! Paint it the same color as the trim!

@lincoln169

3 жыл бұрын

I agree, I think she should stain the trim and doors, it would give it a better look. That's just my opinion.

So glad I found your KZread channel! We are getting ready to sell our house and move into another. Not being overwhelmed by a project that we can do ourselves makes it easier to take on a house that needs updates without breaking the bank or losing our sanity! Thank you

I just bought a modular home with paneling throughout the entire house. I've been searching for ideas that won't cost me an arm, leg and foot!!! Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!!!

The room looks amazing after the wall was finished-👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👸🏽👍🏽

THAT LOOK AMAZING!!! THANK YOU FOR YOUR WORK. SO GLAD I CAME ACROSS YOUR VIDEO, BECAUSE I HAVE BEEN SEARCHING HOW TO COVER OUR WOOD PANEL WALL AS WELL. YOU'RE AWESOME! BLESSINGS!

@RemodelHandz

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! So glad this video could help you out!

Thank you for this inspiration. I just bought an old house that is covered in this paneling. What a relief to find an affordable solution that looks freaking fantastic

The filler was the key I was looking for. It changes the look from painted paneling to a drywall look. Thank you.

This is what I needed. Especially the step about filling the cracks. Thanks a ton!

I am so glad this is the first video that came up when I searched how to replace wood paneling with drywall! This is amazing! I never would have known you could do this. It looks amazing! Thank you.

Instead of replacing the closet doors, you could consider using furring strips to cover the vents and then stain them the same color as the mantle. You could even get creative and try a chevron or subway tile pattern with the furring strips. Your room looks fantastic, and it's been really inspiring, thanks for sharing!

Ive watched this video over the last year multiple times and Im finally beginning my war against the wood paneling tomorrow! Thanks this! Extremely helpful!

That old paneling always made my parents basement feel so darn small!

Can’t wait to try this! I want to renovate my living room.

I am LOVING this video! My boyfriend and I are currently in the process of buying a home and a lot of it is paneling. This is the perfect way to update our home at a fraction of the cost! I can't wait to share with him! Thank you!

I’m so glad that I saw this today. This is a perfect indoor task in the middle of this insane summer heat! Great motivator for a huge change!

You did a great job looks amazing! I love the colors that you used.

THANK YOU. I'm actually going for a 1950's inspired room but want a solid colored wall that will match my room better than the tacky wood paneling.. You are such a lifesaver with this!! I literally can not thank you enough omg. I'm new to renovation and remodeling so this is extremely helpful. I grew up being ashamed of living in a trailer that has wood paneling like this.. but a home is a home and anything can be made beautiful with a little elbow grease and hard work.

@RemodelHandz

2 жыл бұрын

YESSSS!! A home is definitely what you make!!! There are so many DIY methods now, you can transform any space to fit what you need. There may be some trial and error, but so worth it in the end.

Oh wow! I am so glad I found this video. Now, I don't have to take the paneling down. Thank you!

Thank you, thank you! We've put off painting our upstairs because it's all wood-paneling, and there's no drywall underneath. We were thinking that we would just have to save up to drywall everything, but this is much more straight-forward. Incredibly grateful!

Thankyou I was afraid of buying a house with so much wood paneling but now I’m like ok let’s do it lol

Your voice is so calming!

Rustic wood is awesome!!!

Omg! I love this! I bought an old home that has wood panels and I had no idea how to redo it. So glad I stumbled upon this video!.

Babygirl I'm going to Home Depot RIGHT NYE😁 Blessings upon you.. I needed this!!!

Girl you are awesome thank you for this video!!! Much needed! My home is over 50 years old and had this paneling all throughout the home cant wait to makeover my walls!

@YhwhKhaiMostHigh

2 жыл бұрын

I have this ugly paneling in the basement. It has to go!

@gagebarchard4940

2 жыл бұрын

@@YhwhKhaiMostHigh yh

Omg.... she just saved me a lot of time and money on drywall. Genius... I love her for this

Beautiful remodel! I have a wood panel room that I was going to tear down and hang dry wall, but you have given me a much cheaper option! Your room looks great!

Such a soothing, asmr voice. I have paneling and never thought of filling in the cracks.

This was just what I needed!!! Thanks!

I love this video and other people offered great advice as well in the comments. I'm redoing my basement and at first I was going to just strip the wood panel off but I'm going to try this method first. Thank you for the inspiration

Ok this is amazing, I have old ugly paneling in my basement and it was looking to cost a couple thousand to get it replaced (still going to at some point) but now this will allow my basement to look SOOO much better thank you, seriously amazing tips keep it up!

Wow this is a great!! The after looks great!! I too thought I was gonna have to remove this disgusting paneling. Thank you for sharing!!

You did good sis you should have more subs I just bought a house and got the same walls all throughout the entire house and was looking for how to make it look like dry wall 🥰

Oh my goodness!! I'm so blown away by this and it was so unbelievable helpful.

Yess!! I just put an offer on a house with all paneling! I thought I'd have to replace all of it but if I get it this will be what I do! It looks great!

This is exactly the video I’ve been looking for thank you !

@RemodelHandz

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

@sadeb3409

3 жыл бұрын

me too!!!

Warning for people attempting this. Wood expands and shrinks over the years and with temperature changes. The filling might crack up. It would be interesting to see a follow-up of this video if it still looks any good. Edit: I realised she did an update. Seems like it went ok

@zerg232

Жыл бұрын

are house was done like this 31 years ago no cracks

@ernieparham2047

11 ай бұрын

​@@zerg232 thank you for that very important information.

THANK YOU QUEEN !!! Blessed your creativity you just did your big one!!!

Thank you so much!! We’re buying our first home (built 1974) and it’s full of this paneling hahah

90's? I'm a lot older than you..that room was straight up my moms basement from the 70's! Lmao..You made it look awesome!

@contessa5434

3 жыл бұрын

Try 1960's. My family's basement rec room has ply wood paneling

@katphish30

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, my childhood home was decorated by the previous owners in the late 60s and that stuff was everywhere. Plus short pile sculptured carpet in avocado.

@parrisestatessouthernhomec3246

3 жыл бұрын

@@katphish30 yulp. My grandparents house still to this day looks like the 60s..carpet an all

Hey Samia, it's Kira Wolfe from Creswell! I had no clue you had a channel, I just found you randomly after looking up how to cover wood paneling! I loved the outcome, this was great! Love this!

@RemodelHandz

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Kira! So glad you liked it! Thank you

What a huge difference! Looks amazing but a lot of work for this old lady. Well worth it tho. I'm so impressed and inspired. Thank you dear.

Amazing work!!!! I visited a restaurant that I have visited for at least 20 years. In the interim, they renovated the place. One of the walls is a brick wall and the best renovation is how they cleaned the brick and polyurethaned it. It has a nice gloss and looks so fresh. I'm planning to do that to the brick around my fireplace. That may be a nice touch in your newly renovated living room. Good luck!!!

90's kids watching this video knowing this is some 70's stuff. We arent that old...yet lol

YAS SIS!

Just bought my house and one of the bedrooms has this wood paneling ! I cannot wait to put your tips and tricks to good use ! Thanks girl!

Very nice!! What a huge difference!!!

Looks awesome, that is a lot of work. What a change.

This is awesome! I'm glad I found your channel. Great idea and inexpensive compared to removing all the paneling and replacing it.

wow that is a lot of work but amazing results! time travelled back to the 2020s with this!!! thank you

You absolutely CRUSHED IT!!! Gorgeous!!

Oh my God!!!!! You did a wonderful job

That looks great! I’ve covered nail holes in paneling before painting but covering the grooves is next level! Congrats!

What a SPECTACULAR job! Absolutely inspiring. Came here specifically looking for a video on how to properly update wood paneling & girl did you ever deliver! Subscribed.

YAAAAAAAS!!! Thank you so much for this! I'm moving into a house and the room that will be my office has wood paneling! I didn't know what I was going to do! This just saved me! Thank you!

Thanks for this. I hope Im brave enough to pull this off. The paint really did update that space.

Great job... results are amazing

You inspired me. I followed your instructions and it works! I have done two walls and plan to do my whole place. Thank you for your video.

This is literally genius!!! THANK YOU

Looks awesome! And that paneling is straight out of the early 70’s, just bought a home that was built in 1971 and I have that same paneling, even have the avocado green tub and vanity sink, along with all the original appliances.

That was so satisfying to see you paint over the paneling and see it disappear 👏

You did an amazing job! 😍 I did the same in my son's room, but I texturized the wall after smoothing out the lines, it's a lot of work, but totally worth it! ❤ Thank you for sharing

Wowzers! I will definitely be entertaining some more homes that i've crossed off my list due to this inexpensive remodel idea. Thanks girl! ❤

Yesss! Loved the video thank you! As soon as the weather warms and I can open windows I will be doing this! ❤️❤️❤️

Thank you. I have paneling in my basement. My house was built in the 90s. I think the style is definitely older looking, but I guess some people still liked it later. I will have to try what you did to your room.

I am under contract for a house that has wood paneling in a couple of rooms and this is so helpful to know there is a workaround. Thank you for sharing- will try this.

I was searching for ideas and your video is the best I've seen. Thank you!