Can you put this over wood paneling?
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Hi Veronica, yes you can. I used the wall mural for our school play, Once Upon a Mattress and we put it on Luan which is a very thin wood paneling sheet. While we did begin using the paste mixture that came with each box. We found it did not mix very well in the water and was actually very glubby (if that's a word). We began using wall paper paste that we got at Home Depot and that worked much better. I hope this helps.
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I would not recommend that. Yes, in theory you 'could' put this over wood paneling.....however, any grooves or ridges in the paneling will show through the mural. You would have to use some kind of plaster/crack filler to smooth out the wall before applying the mural. Depending on the type of paneling ,that could be a very difficult task.
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we used it on brick wall and cement floor before putting down a tile flooring so do not know about finish over wood. over the brick and cement it looked the same once it was dry.
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Yes should do fine ... I have had on both smooth and textured and even on wood paneling did ok for me.
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I think so. It would be easy enough under the grid, but a bit more tricky at the edges of each panel where the paper is secured between two pieces of wood. You'd probaly want to take an X-acto knife to edge the paper off the grid, tho - it's glued. Done carefully, I think it would work and look nice. It might be cool to leave some of the paper and remover other sections - according to whatever pattern you like, then apply the screening. It could look pretty unique and ventilate.
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I'm not sure, but probably so. I put it over plasted walls that had some cracks and the outcome is beautiful. I would definitely give it a try, especially if the existing paper is intact.
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Wall: Sure, just drill some holes carefully in the wooden stick attached to the vertical edge, so as to not crack the stick-wooden part.Ceiling: That's a pretty unusual idea. I think it's too heavy for suspending above or over your living space because it might fll down and hurt you. Try a lighter bamboo windowshade for that job instead.
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I don't see why not. They stick very nicely and can be removed to be replaced if you don't like the placement. Just make sure you clean the panelling very well prior to placement. As wood panelling keeps oils worse than paint. Hope this helps hun and hope you enjoy my son does.
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I'm not sure but I believe that you can. I know for a fact that you can paint over this with chalkboard paint. The primer is very dark though.
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No you can not, you will damage the conductivity in the panels themselves. These are not built to support weight and con only be rolled down to a minimum size before you damage them too.
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You can make it work on a panel door. That is what we have it on. It takes a little more care and effort in applying it but it can be done. Just be sure to start smoothing from the center out and just barely skim over the indented parts of the door
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Yes, you could do that. The finish may be compromised as it is a veneered surface. The edges would need finishing of some type.
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No, it would be too high with this underlayment. With hardwood, you only place something like a felt paper, very thin. Homedepot has it.
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I wouldn't use this over wood. Maybe finish floor polish for wood? I have used the acrylic polish for non wood floors to finish a lot of product s. But I wouldn't use glue.
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Hello Linda,You should be able to attach this to wood or siding with no problem. Sometimes you will need a little extra support, because it is a sturdy product. This can be done by just using a few extra bolts into the studs.
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possibly though I did not use it for this type of application. I used it for door panel padding under a new vinyl covering.
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I would not encourage you to apply this product over painted wood. The idea with the Soy Seal Wood Sealer and Waterproofer is to allow it to be absorbed into the woods natural fibers (cells). If it has paint over the top of the wood grain it will not penetrate into the woods fibers and you would be disappointed with the results. That is my best and most accurate assesment of your question. Thanks for asking and let us know if we can help further. Best Regards, Don Sherman President of Greenfundraiserstore.com
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No I don't think I can be used on panelling. I would never be able to go through it without drilling .