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Yes, I’m not a salesman for this company. But you can make them perfect it just takes more work.

all of these kind of panels will show individual panels. you have to use a compound or paint over the panels to cover that. tons of videos on that.

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Glad you enjoyed it

You are so welcome!

Thanks, and good luck

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Yes! Thank you!

Thank you! Will do!

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I ordered the door and the hardware from "Rustica" on-line. There are probably better deals out there but they make things simple and deliver and they have lots of options.

HisForeverHeld&Treasured thanks and God bless you.

Me too 🤙🏾

That’s rolled on drywall texture and I work with an artist that did the black with a sponge. Don’t have a video...sorry.

Yes, good olan

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Cindy Robinson there is a wide range of possibilities depending on your budget. Fiberglass is least expensive and carefree. Depending on the look you want there’s corrugated metal, teak wood. A high end but carefree option would be solid surface like quartz or stone slabs.

Yes, I got it from this place, www.rosebrand.com/subcategory247/vacuform-scenic-panels.aspx but other vendors sell it. Google "vacuum formed PVC brick"

Randy P yep I read them. These would work in a mobile home but there are less expensive options. Don’t know any contractors in p. S .

Laguna Hills, A video together might be fun but I don't dress that well.

@@BobsTwoCarGarage No way! I live in laguna niguel, but am shopping in aliso viejo! Lol I was something more down your alley, do you have a business phone number? I'd love to talk about contracting you (your team) on renovating my home. Maybe doing a video together? I'd be happy to push my subscribers to watch it on either of our channels too!

Helo I have solution

Filipina Van Life Aubry no, not really .

Lightweight caulk

Very cool.

I wouldn’t recommend this for a real fireplace of course heat and foam don’t go together well. Also it would require a lot of prep to get your stone flat enough to lay the panels on.

Grant Piper they make corners www.fauxpanels.com/regency/stacked-stone-corner.php?color=108 or if you are confident you can make them yourself

This stuff is WAY less expensive but strictly for looks. Harder to paint. Might work for you . They will send samples. www.rosebrand.com/subcategory247/vacuform-scenic-panels.aspx

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I did look that up once but I forget. I would recommend calling the vendor.

Yes it’s an exterior product but the installation would need to be different. I.e. you need to screw it down.

actually I didn't dress the set but this stuff is very durable and can be screwed or nailed in to.

It’s in a sound stage and seems to work well the rest of the studio has only minimal acoustical material. It’s durable no problem with denting so far. I think the line problem might have been unique to that batch if I had noticed sooner I would have remilled the panels myself with my table saw on the back side to make them fit better. As it turned out they were happy. It wasn’t terribly noticeable except to a critical eye.

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It’s called glacier from Barron designs

Bravo ... il presentatore sembra un tipo mobster ma spiega tutto molto bene 👍

Ma dove si possono comprare in italia questi... Mi lasceresti il sito, grazie.

White caulk and lightweight spackle

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Think it’s because the molding process is not perfect. I could of made it so by touching up the joints on my table saw.

@@BobsTwoCarGarage Too bad at over $100 a panel. Those Home Depot/ Lowe's panels are around $35 and are 4' x 8'. With the right tool, you can cut a jigsaw pattern on facing edges of them and then touch up the grout joints after installation with paintable caulk or spackle especially if you intend to whitewash the bricks afterwards. Longer process, but for those on a budget, on a square foot basis the project will cost about 1/10 of the price of the foam panels.

*i don't want to see any seams.

Not necessary to take out the drywall, Find the studs and screw to them. I think the seam problem was exclusive to the batch of panels that I got. I would talk to the salesperson and hold them to their word regarding the seams.

Two places I’ve purchased vacuum formed pvc: “Rose Brand” and “Piedmont plastics” both are on line and you can also call and talk to real people.

I don't see it on their website anymore but here's the link: www.fauxpanels.com/brick-paneling-and-siding.php

I guess you already had that... guess I’m not much help.

It was brick "Glacier"

He mentioned the issue with the seam towards the end of the video.

Yes, but with a little milling yourself you could fix that. I just don't think you should have to.

Yes, we did that in the corners.

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A good adhesive will hold the trick is holding it in place until it dries. A more sure way would be to first screw 3/4” x 4” strips of wood strips to the concrete about every 16” and then attach the faux brick to the strips. Get it?

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I've seen them hit it with a hammer and it holds up. I think its about as durable as wood but not as hard as real brick, of course.

Yes. It sturdy and acts like wood

You mean won't get damaged? If so this stuff is pretty durable but it is expensive so its not the best choice if you want to save money.

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Looks like they changed their name “Barron Designs.” www.barrondesigns.com/faux-panels/

I’ve not installed over plaster before but I’d probably use tapcon blue screws

Timothy Lazo glad you watch to the end

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Yes , just make sure you screw it down.

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You can definitely paint it

Yes, but the trick is getting it to stick while the glue dries. You could fur out the brick wall and then attach the brick or try using blue concrete screws. Furring would be better but more time consuming.

Where is the website to buy those panes?

Good questions you should be able to find out herewww.barrondesigns.com/old-chicago-brick-wall-panel/ Since I did this video I think there are ammore options so do some more research .

www.barrondesigns.com

Yes it is a shame but it wasn’t a deal breaker for us. We made it work.

Yes but it should be screwed down

Over it yes, but your anchors should hit studs

Faux brick panels, Barron designs

Right here,www.barrondesigns.com/faux-panels/shop-all-faux-panels/panels/ Barron designs

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Yes

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