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Covering 70's fake wood panelling

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balzamico · 12/08/2020 22:21

Much like my other post about tiles, there is dark wood fake panelling on a house we need to sell. I'd like to paint over it in a pale grey in a day so I'd rather not have to sand and prime
Has anyone done this?

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Saz12 · 13/08/2020 09:54

We had to tongue-and-groove in dark stained pine. We painted it white. DONT DO IT. Every little gap between the wood is very obvious as it looks dark against a pale colour. It took ages and ages (we sanded, filled, sanded, primed first).

I think you could give it a good sanding, sugar soap, and go for a darker shade to get it done quicker. But botched DIY jobs don’t add value, so....

Feralkidsatthecampsite · 13/08/2020 09:56

I used B&Q everywhere paint on our wood effect panels. Still going strong 5 years later!

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