Superfresco Paintable Beadboard White Durable Wallpaper Roll - Heavy Duty - Paste The Paper Application - Traditional Design - Suitable for Any Room - 4 Wall Design

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It’s amazing how seamless the beadboard panels all look together after a bead of caulk is applied! 9. Paint the DIY beadboard wall As you go, make any special or custom cuts for wall outlets, light switches, or other wall features. If you are just doing a DIY beadboard wainscoting with beadboard partially up the wall, you can use chair rail molding or trim. If you are doing beadboard to the ceiling, you can use trim or crown molding at the top (or nothing). DIY Beadboard Wall Video Tutorial:

Even if you want the beadboard white, you still want to paint it! The paint will give it a more authentic look as it will look like a real beadboard! ( Be sure to sign up for my Must-Have Painting tips at the bottom of this post to make your wallpaper look like real wood.) Also, beadboard works great over drywall too or if you need to cover any heavily textured walls or popcorn ceiling. It would look beautiful in a laundry room, dining room, living room, powder room, a small space or large space! The first thing to do is measure the wall or walls that you are going to be adding the beadboard too. Determine how many panels or planks of beadboard you will need. Beadboard wallpaper is such an EASY way to transform a room. Here is the best beadboard wallpaper for stunning results!

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The fact that beadboard is easily wipeable and scrubbable makes it an ideal surface for use in kitchens! It’s also easy to repaint if you decide on changing your decor later. Be sure to sign up for my Must-Have Painting tips at the bottom of this post to make your wallpaper look like real wood. Beadboard Island and Cabinet Doors with Wallpaper To remove the existing baseboard and crown molding, score the top and corner caulk lines with a utility blade. Then, use a prybar and hammer to remove the baseboard from the wall. Before applying your beadboard wallpaper, now is the time to paint the top half of the wall if you are going to paint it. If you wait until after you install the beadboard, it will take more time as you paint to avoid getting paint on the molding or beadboard. So paint the top part first! A beadboard wall can be made using either beadboard wall panels or planks found at the home improvement store. They are attached to the wall with brad nails and or construction adhesive. The last step is to fill nail holes, caulk, and paint the beadboard. Does beadboard go on top or behind baseboard? After using it on several projects, I now prefer it over the real thing because the installation is much more forgiving and it doesn’t show obvious seams like traditional beadboard wainscoting.

Now that you are done, I’d love to see how it turned out! ❤️ Post your before and after photos here! How to Apply Beadboard Wallpaper to Bookshelves & Furniture Our wall was about 9 feet so we needed three 4ft x 8ft panels. 2. Prepare the wall for the beadboard and remove molding as needed You can use a paint roller on beadboard wallpaper but I personally prefer a brush because it won’t leave an orange peel texture on the wall and can get in the grooves of the beadboard. More Posts Related to How to Hang Beadboard Wallpaper

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With a couple of different tutorials, you can stain vinyl wallpaper to make it look like actual stained beadboard panels with any three of my faux stain techniques. For a more traditional, darker look, use this post: How to Gel Stain Wood. If you want a Barnwood finish that still looks traditional, use this technique: Faux Stain with Latex. And if you want a driftwood finish, use this technique: Faux Driftwood Finish with Paint. The best part is no one will guess that your stained beadboard is actually beadboard! How to Apply Beadboard Wallpaper to Cabinets If you are using crown molding or trim pieces along the top, install it into the wall studs with a brad nailer.

If your floor molding will be a different color than the crown molding and beadboard, wait to install it until AFTER you paint the beadboard to keep painting easier. A DIY beadboard wall is one of easiest ways to add character to a wall! I love beadboard, it’s charming, beautiful and classic. It’s one of those wall features that will always be in style. You want to chalk the seams, wherever they meet trim and the corners. This will give you an added touch that provides a seamless and finished look.If you don’t have a caulk gun, buy the caulk in the tube. In either case, cut a very small angled hole in the tip with a utility knife. You want a small bead and you can always cut off more later.

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Now, wet your finger with a baby wipe and lightly run your index finger over that caulked seam. You should be wiping off any excess and leaving the seam line filled in with caulk. Touch up with baby wipes if need and immediately throw them in the trash can. (Don’t make the mistake of throwing the baby wipe on the floor bc then you will have dried caulk all over your floor and it’s nearly impossible to get off – ask me how I know!)

For our current office makeover, we built a new wall and a floor to ceiling beadboard accent wall was the perfect wall treatment for the classic, character look I wanted. And it was the perfect solution to avoid using drywall over the wall studs. We actually did this already when we built our wall. But here is a photo from our floor to ceiling board and batten tutorial so you get the idea! 4. Mark the wall studs

Install the first beadboard panel and make sure it is LEVEL!!! You only need to do this for the first panel on the wall. How to install beadboard paneling over drywall or bare wall studs We had to use Liquid Nails for our DIY beadboard wainscoting over drywall in our DIY beadboard bathroom. IMPORTANT! Whenever you caulk, have two things on hand: baby wipes (a lot of them) and a lined trash can. Caulk – If you have a caulk gun, use this kind. Otherwise, you can use the kind in the tube, like this.