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Introduction and Wall Preparation

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I Turned Old Barn Wood Into a Garage Accent Wall

What happens here

The creator begins by introducing the project: installing reclaimed barnwood on a garage wall. He showcases a pile of barnwood planks, noting their varied colors (light brown, gray) and widths (8-inch, 6-inch, 4-inch). He decides to keep the edges rough for a rustic look. Before starting the installation, he prepares the wall by removing any protruding screws and nailing down loose sections of the oriented strand board (OSB) to create a smooth surface for the planks.

Goal: Prepare the wall surface for barnwood installation

Tools and materials

  • Cordless Drill Milwaukee — Removing existing screws and securing loose wall sections
  • Hammer — Nailing down loose sections of the wall
  • Reclaimed Barnwood Planks
  • Screws — Securing loose sections of the wall

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I've been putting this project off for long enough and today we're going to put this old barn wood up on this wall. Let's get after it. I got this stack of old barn wood that I got from a friend of mine and uh I like it. There's a bunch of different colors. There's some light brown in here, there's some gray in here, there's all different widths, there's 8-in, there's 6-in, and there's 4-in. Primarily we're going to be using 8-in and 6-in. Now I haven't totally figured out how I want to do this wall yet, so we're going to make some decisions as we go. Let's get after it. So one of the biggest dilemmas that I had the last couple days is trying to figure out if I want to cut these edges off or if I want to keep them rough and I think I decided to keep them rough. Um I asked a couple people, they all said keep them rough. I was going to trim them all at first, but you know what? It is a garage and it is a rough wall. So I'm going to go ahead and keep them. First I'm going to go and I'm going to clean up this wall. I got some screws in here. This could get nailed down a little better. I got a screw here.

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