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Tanyah41

05:24AM | 08/12/04
Member Since: 08/11/04
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Could someone tell me the best way to tackle

this? My boyfriend's parents are letting me

redo some of the rooms in the grandmother's house. A lot of it is paneling - I would like

to take some of it down to see what is behind it so that I can redo what will be the children's rooms............how do I get this paneling off without it being a major ugly thing? I'm not sure what is behind the paneling and that's what I need to find out??

Faust

12:15PM | 08/12/04
Member Since: 09/17/03
6 lifetime posts
I assume that this is 4' X 8' panelling. If it is, it is probably held up with nails. I wuld take a nail set and drive teh nails right through the panelling. This should allow the panels to be removed with minimal damage. If it is held around the edges with moulding, I would remove that by the same method.

Altereagle

10:03PM | 08/16/04
Member Since: 12/27/02
545 lifetime posts
You may find panel adhesive as well, then you're into a major drywall project, so I suggest try removing it in a hidden local if you can like a closet perhaps first.

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Alter Eagle Construction & Design


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