In my “DIY Shiplap on Bathroom Walls “How-to” Style Tutorial Video for Restroom Upgrade Remodel [Shiplap]” video I first started out by buying large 4 X 8 sheets from Lowe’s. Got them home and ripped them into 8″ wide strips with a table saw. This was a two person job due to the flex in the somewhat thin sheets. Once I ripped them all into 8″ strips it was time to start hanging them. I made the smaller cuts with a chopsaw or also known as a miter saw. I secured them to the wall with my craftsman battery powered brad nailer which made it really easy. I used nickels and washers for spacers in my gaps in an attempt to keep them as even as possible. Once it was all done we painted it all and then caulked.
Step by step explanations complete with pictures at my website here:
https://www.diy-technician.com/post/diy-shiplap-on-bathroom-walls-how-to-style-tutorial-video-for-restroom-upgrade-remodel
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