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Trade: Painter/Ben Moore retailer
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: New Columbia,PA.
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Wall Liner For Covering Wood Paneling?
Hello! Can anyone recommend a good wall liner to cover wood paneling before painting? Should I prime the walls before the wall liner goes on ? And how well does the liner work? And how well does it take paint? Any info will help me decide if i want to use the wall liner!! Thanks in advance!! Jeff
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Trade: Paperhanger/Painter
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: St. Louis, MO
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Re: Wall Liner For Covering Wood Paneling?
Wash/scuff sand the walls, and prime with an oil/alkyd primer. XIM would work well also. I use Cavalier Wall Liner exclusively. I linked you to the 26" type, it also comes in 52" bolts. If you are handy at hanging, you can doublecut it as you go, and have minimal floating to be done at the seams. The seams will mostl likely need a little skim coating, then prime it with an acrylic primer. Then paint. Call Cavalier, ask for Ed, and tell him Tim in StL sent ya.
For a more permanent fix, check out Flexi-Wall products. |
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