Patch Wall Paneling

Glue the backing pieces onto the existing surface so that half of the wood is behind the panel and half is under the patch.

Patch wall paneling.

The edge of the patch should be directly over the stud so both the existing drywall and patch have support. Wood paneling can be damaged over time by scratches gouges and holes. Make a framed support. Cut along the lines carefully making several passes with each cut.

Furniture door knobs or wear and tear are among many things that might cause damage to paneled walls. Cut a piece of panel slightly larger than the hole or gouge. Small holes and nicks are easily fixed with a little sanding and some wood putty but larger holes must be patched. Repairing gouges 1 using fine sandpaper lightly sand in line with the wood grain to remove the finish from around the gouge.

For wood patches yellow alphatic carpenter s glue is best. Use a utility knife to score an outline of the patch on the paneling surface. Center the piece over the hole lining up grooves. 3 using a putty knife fill the gouge with.

2 next run a hot iron over a damp cloth placed over the damaged area to raise the wood fibers to the level of the. Spring clamps provide more than enough pressure to hold everything in place. Hgtv star chip wade shows you how to modernize old school wood paneling with paint for more follow the hashtag rachaelrayshow. Use a saw blade or utility knife to cut along the lines you just drew.