HAHA Ya I'm sure your not the only husband saying that to themselves after watching this video :) Thanks for watching and the support Billy. Keep up the good work on your channel as well.

Lol

Ha ha, you'll do it because you love her and are a good husband, I sense you are 🙂

we'll be moving into our new home in a month and I'm brushing up on my studies. My wife has a wall picked out for this (or another pattern) already

Lmao 🤣 😭

What is a tricksaw and how is it cheaper?

@@rosemarybeyer8752 Its cheaper if you are a carpenter, its a saw that runs on tracks and saves a few coins on getting a shop to cut it for you

So good to hear Mitch and my thoughts exactly. Thanks for all the support.

Can u tell me how wide he used ? Like how wide r those lines 2inch? Or less than that?

@@ummeibrahim7461 - 1" x 2" MDF trim. He said that in the video. But actual size is 3/4 x 1 1/2 "

I did something similar at my house and now someone wants me to do theirs very similar to this look. How much do you charge for something like this ?

how did it go

Thanks so much for your support Leah. It is always appreciated greatly :)

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@@BYOTools Respectfully, there are SO many steps you’ve that you call “professional” that absolutely aren’t. You didn’t put a 1/8” mdf board down behind the 1x2. No pro puts accent trim right over drywall. For that size wall it would’ve run you 120 bucks in material and glue. I say glue because when is pros do these walls we use little to no nails. No nails means no nail holes. No nail holes means no nail holes to fill. We’ve tried everything..every manner of sparkle, bondo you can think of. The only thing that leaves a flawless finish is not nailing at all. Then you used a white caulk with a dark paint and proceeded to use WAAAAAY too much. Friend, that is going to crack out like a MUUUUUUUUUUUG. Your wall will look like a zebra in 3 months guaranteed. Yes, you can touch it up, but it’ll crack out again and again and again. You didn’t CA glue your joints like you should - that’s gonna crack out - the paint you’ve chosen is not ideal for brush touch up (which you’ll need to do ALOT bc the problem with dark colored walls like the one you’ve chosen is they’re now gonna act. Like a chalkboard. Any kid with a fingernail will write their name on there.) I’m a PM in resi construction and my trim guys who do this for a living on my million dollar builds make good money bc they’ve learned through trial and error that about 9 different thing you’ve done here will result in a terrible looking wall. It was a good attempt, but with a little know-how and about 200 more dollars that wall could look like it belongs in a million dollar house.

@@mvalovalo i dont know, its USA? i think Americans like nail pistols. I see this guy nailing mdf and im wtf dude is doing. Here in Europe for mdf i will use hybrid ms polymer glue and it will last and hold that mdf for 30 years. before i use this glue i will clear wall from paint in places where i put mdf. also guy is bad at paiting. im work with paints for 10 years and i will paint it normal 10 x nicer, or use better pistol, not this toy. but nopoint to use my 20$k paint pistol to this little wall. so manualy paint and job done . :D good luck with ur million dolar houses

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Or perhaps a brushed stainless plate cover!

I was thinking the same. Ditch those white outlet covers.

Thanks so much for the kind words Lisa and great to hear you enjoyed the project.

Love hearing that Tonya and thanks so much for your support.

Truly appreciate the support Ivo and I take pride in the videos I produce. Glad that stands out.

Haha right?! Thanks so much Jerome and keep up the great work on your channel.

Looks great. How much do contractors charge to do this generally?

Looks awesome!

You should do it for her as a surprise; and if she hates it at least you still love it and it's already done. Lol

Difficult part to convince 😕 😪 wifey....

YEP! That the PC combo is a must have for any DIY'er haha. Great to hear #1 and thanks for watching and your support. Hope you used my link to pick up the Paint and Patch :)

A good way is if u pre paint strips before brad nailing place a small piece of painters tape when u will be nailing shoot nail into tape/into wood strip then leave tape take sparkle fill hole sand dab of paint then remove tape and you’ll never know where nail was

Love hearing that molly. Thanks so much for watching and hope you subscribed :)

Love hearing that Tyson. Good luck on your project!

I'm lunchtime happy over here!

Around how much was your entire project

@@liljune8209 $230. $100 of that total was rental of the chop saw and nail gun.

Not expensive at all unless you consider all of the tools I'm using haha. Thanks so mcc for watching and your support.

Great to hear and thanks so much for watching. I check your channel out as well and love how your project turned out. Keep up the great work.

@@BYOTools Thank you!!!

Great to hear and thanks so much for watching :)

@@BYOTools I am trying to be a wanna be DIY’er and this has inspired me as I am Overwhelmed, do I need to use liquid nail glue? Or nails will be enough? Also reading conflicting things about apart paint and the prep needed vs. roller and paint brush painting. Would Love to hear your thoughts.