Nice design idea. Almost pull this off, however the execution was very sloppy and rushed. It reminds me when I used to do this kind of DIY projects without putting the correct amount of thought and rush it to get it done. 1. He could have saved time, and a lot of aggravation and frustration by taking the time to TRACE the lines where the divisions were going to land and PAINT the drywall BLACK with a 4" wide roller and some black latex paint. In this case you don't even need to tape the dry wall because the panels will cover the excess paint on both sides. 2. For god sake man, sand the edges of the plywood correctly then SEAL THE WOOD before you paint over it. 3. ALWAYS paint the panels BEFORE you hang them. Painting them after is completely dumb, messy, inefficient and you will never achieve a good quality finish. 4. HOW TO AVOID EDGE BLEEDS WHEN USING TAPE ? There is a hundred ways to do this. The quickest and dummy proof? - Put a tape about couple mills away from the edge of the face. - Put WAX on the bare wood and cover the wax with another tape overlapping the one before (you need to use a STRONG TAPE don't go cheap) - Paint and let it dry completely (read the instructions on the paint) - Remove both tapes. The black paint will be seating on top of the WAX - Now lightly SAND the WAX (150 - 220 grit) and it will remove the wax and the paint. Always try to visualize the work flow and you may be able to come up with the correct steps. Good luck

Love this man! Huge inspiration to all of us. Thanks for sharing your advice, knowledge and tips. 👊🏾

i’ve been looking for a video like this it came out beautiful it warms up the room

Next time paint the wall black first. However nice looking wall. I saw it on Scott’s channel too! Well done mate

Finished article looks great and that’s it mate. In the end it doesn’t matter if we make it harder for ourselves throughout the process of doing it! Kitten is lovely too!!

Thank you for sharing your efforts and a great job done. I’m a total novice and planning the same job. I would paint the wall roughly over the areas exposed and think it would save an awful lot of time. Too long explanations about taping over and paint bleeds, got your point right away. I will be varnishing so i’ll Get this job done before I install too. Thanks to the tips you have shown.

Great result, I usually paint the black onto the back board with a small paint brush, takes longer but less messy...

Excellent job! Now I want to try this on my big shed. 😅

Nice job, it looks fab 👌👍

Nice job mate. It looks very effective

Looks awesome! Nice to see an actual DIY attempt at the SBC plywood wall, think others will learn a lot from seeing yours! I'd be tempted to vanish before installing the sheets and then spray the black detailing

Look great, well done !!

Looks amazing mate

House is looking unreal mate

Job well done 👍

Outstanding!

Looking good! My wife has done a lot of painting with different colours lately, and to get a sharp line with masking tape she paints the tape with the base coat first to saturate/"fill"(?) it. She suggests you could have varnished the edges and tape first and sprayed (or brushed) the black over it directly after it was dry. In our experience there is no way to completely avoid masking tape bleeding a little, without this trick.

Nice job👍🏾

oooooh new content. lets go go go. great stuff fella

Well done my freind ive watched scott browns alot and vlog you said about plywood and blck paint! yours looks good but like to say as you have said in your vlog paint black on walls first the paint edges of ply later😎👍💗 as ive said to you your work is spot on well done my freind keep up the great work👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏💯%

Nice design idea

If you watched the Scott Brown video im really surprised you didn't prepaint the wall and edges before installation. I head spray paint and it instantly filled me witg fear. Nice take on the plywood wall though 👌

it still looks good even though you messed it all up. lol the shodow overspray and bleeding looked pretty cool

Still looks mint 👌

I got a bit worried in the middle of the video when i saw the shadows. What a great finish!

You could do some sanding as well aster the spray

What I used is a black u channel to form the lines of the shadow gap and this hides the ends of the ply after sealing then you can also put 10mm……3/8 polished glass in any of the horizontals for small shelves.

May I ask what kind of stain and color were used on the wall panel? Thanks 🙏

Nice !!

Real nice

I’m going to try that in my boys room cause sheet rock ain’t strong enough for these little angels but I will paint the wall black first cause I don’t got too much patience

love the idea. but I would have to put LED into the gaps too. V ery nice job though.

Using a small paint brush may have been worked?

Great videos , can I glue ply onto ceramic tiles thinking of doing the bathroom cheers

Great stuff!...Wht r other plywood thickness u recommend for a feature wall? tq

Nice job. What thickness is the ply ?

What is this plywood wood paneling product called? Do you have a link to the product?

lol you missed out the part I watched for 😂 what stain did you use?

Paint the wall first and I think it would help using some kind of clear coat to fill the end grain before painting it black

its probably better if you paint the back wall black and just add the plywood on top. that way it will have no bleed

What finish did you apply in the end? Must of missed it

Nice work, great wall. But why not route the edges like Scott Brown? It's easy, saves you time with the sanding after the paint issues.

How's it holding up and did you end up sealing the plywood at all? Considering doing something similar myself. I'm concerned it would be hard to clean around the baseboard if it wasn't sealed. I have dogs :D

Paint the wall and then use a roller on the edge before you put the boards up would of stopped the bleed

Why didn’t you paint the wall first ?

It would of been easier to paint the entire wall black before hanging the panels.

You could have painted the wall and vanished the panels then painted th edges, looks good though.

why didn't you paint the wall the color you want before you put the panels up? lol

Personally I would have painted the wall first & left the edges natural.

paint the wall first where your joins are gonna go

You could do something, put some wax, graze,