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Originally Posted by ChristineVA
If you're not handy, as you say, painting the paneling to make it look good isn't going to be the easiest thing.
If you want it to turn out well you need to clean all the paneling really well. You should then prime the paneling with an oil-based primer so that your paint will adhere.
I would not use a regular wall paint over wood paneling. Using something like Benjamin Moore's Advance would be the best (very popular for painting wood cabinets).
To me, it seems that removing the paneling is your best bet. I know it *sounds* hard. But painting the paneling is not going to be any easier if you do it correctly.
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I am not that handy, but painting wall should be easy.
Attached: I think there are some paint coming with the purpose of prime. You can just paint it, it serves as both prime and paint. When I painted interior walls (not wood panel) last year, home depot employee told me so.