How to: PVC Wainscotting Installation

[@sandorlaszlo4553]

Thank you. Nice, concise demo for this product. This helps a lot.

[@cornhole1335]

Great free hand table saw cutting!

[@psuedoeric]

Great point - there are safer methods to cope rip cuts.

[@dennisheflin2680]

very well done. I was looking for a vid where the top of the beadboard and the window would have a space and I like the gap you left. Very nice work!!

[@azteca132525]

WOW ! You make it look so simple but impressive. Thanks for being patient and showing us amateurs how it's done.

[@ronw9901]

Always clamp your chair rail down and use a jig saw, faster more controlled

[@psuedoeric]

Different technique than I use but hey, if your finish product looks great and you are more comfortable doing it that way, awesome!

[@ann-louisep7573]

Saw your video and went and bought it today. Great video! I'll install tomorrow. Wish me luck.

[@psuedoeric]

Best of luck, Ann-Louise Patnett! With a little patience and attention to detail, you will be well equipped to have the same results :)

[@mikeflanders2173]

@@psuedoeric Where can I purchase 48" x 96" pvc wainscotting panels?

[@knitordi]

Excellent video. This is exactly what I want to do in my bathroom. Thank you for demonstrating it. You answered all my questions in it.

[@josephobrien9008]

Great job coping those corners.

[@leemurray9330]

1:50 I did interior trim for years (mainly slab door replacement) and I did it alone most of the time. The day I saw a garage door installer running caulk at 100mph, using Windex to smooth out beads and clicking that release two seconds before he hit the end of the bead... oh man. I'd been dumb for years and wasted SO MUCH TIME.

[@chelseaq7273]

that metal ring you are wedging behind on the speedway just comes right off usually.

[@yaeyoeboma]

what was your air gun setting and gauge of brad or finishing nail for this project? i working of something similar pvc panel and pvc chair rail and when using my new air gun 2in one harbor freight 15guage brad nail I'm ripping through the boards, they look terrible and if I was using stapples instead of the nails. please any information would be great I'm also using the loctite pl premium adhesive to place on the pvc pieces for setting and the nail gun to lock in place.

[@ronw9901]

Framers pencil for finish work?

[@paullinntrapgod]

OMG, call the police

[@eldogg3750]

I purchased pvc wainscoting to cover tile walls. I am having a hard time getting them to stick. I used liquid nail....Any suggestions.

[@chavareps]

Perfect video for newbies.

[@stevearcher4365]

i did not see the back side of the chair rail does it have a lip to fit over the bead board when you first start the video lay out all the tools then materials and maybe an outline of steps to accomplish i like the video however we dont need detail of all the coping and by the way you get too much bounce coping because of lack of a solid service and too much hanging over good job

[@paulcalder2792]

What size nailer are you using? It looks smaller almost like a pin nailer.

[@psuedoeric]

23 gauge pin nailer

[@wilsonaguirregomez3751]

Great video buddy! Thanks a million :)

[@KalanyMightBeADawg123]

Yes I love this pvc wainscoting better than buying the big sheets of beadboards....where did you get them?

[@luliannacoutinho2057]

Home Depot has some.

[@psuedoeric]

Thank you for the feedback Pravin.

[@timothyfranklin7845]

a couple of things: 1. show us the product your using - brand, where you got them etc. (you could also put an Amazon affiliate link in the description and make some money) 2. You start this video right in the middle of the job, explain the job at hand. really great video besides that. (its never too late to throw some extra details in the video description.)

[@psuedoeric]

Thank you very much for the information. I will improve my delivery.

[@MrAquinas1]

@@psuedoeric How about answering the question? What adhesive do you use?

[@Alexkpz888]

@@MrAquinas1 take your time to read through the questions, it’s already answered

[@BlackKokane706]

Wainscoting before trim?

[@susang1952]

I know this video is old, but, would love to know where you got the vanity that you have installed in the project. Been looking for months for something with drawers and not made of MDF. I see this is made of plywood of some sort.

[@psuedoeric]

I don't recall- likely A big box store

[@lindaschirmacher1737]

Great videoTHANKS

[@psuedoeric]

Glad you liked the video! I will start doing more of these how to videos in the coming months.

[@ramoncastillo5137]

Great video, thanks. I have a question, can I install that over tile in the bathroom? I'm looking for an economical way to get rid of the tile and this seems the perfect solution, if I can isntall it over the tile.

[@mangasahota7673]

Good job sir

[@christianokpalugo1415]

Sir, please your video shows that you set your saw at 0 degree straight cut but you installed baseboard that was set at 45 degree bevel so wrong.

[@jackiemccomb992]

Excellent

[@aliciagonzalez148]

Can you link where you bought the base modeling trim and chair rail trim

[@patelnitin848]

Nice

[@SuperJimmy971]

What adhesive did you use for pvc to drywall ?

[@RandomRepairGuy]

I used Loctite power grab in 10oz tubes and it worked really well.

[@KalanyMightBeADawg123]

what kind of chair rail did you use?

[@psuedoeric]

The chair rail was an accessory part of the proprietary system offered.

[@supremelysoigne]

How long are the brad nails?

[@psuedoeric]

3/4" micro pin nails

[@kellysnyder2074]

Thank you so much !!!!!

[@cleanqueen75]

Wouldn’t it be easier to just remove the toilet?

[@psuedoeric]

In some cases, yes. It depends on the clearance. It was easier to work around it in this bathroom.

[@hanskung-l8i]

how can i contact with you?please

[@d33psix88]

I’ve only put in wood wainscoting. The wife bought pvc and they’re saying in their instructions to drill pilot holes and use a hammer with finishing nails. They say to specifically not use a nail/brad gun. 😔 Idk, I’m going to do it their way but it’s disheartening seeing it work here but being told by the manufacturer it will crack the pvc.

[@psuedoeric]

I used a pin nailer and it worked great. A brad gun may be a bit too large.

[@annetteo2718]

​@psuedoeric thank you for that info. When you call HD for help with the products, they have 0 idea what they're saying

[@shantor100]

I wouldn't cut this and throw it around alot on concrete, might scratch it up

[@psuedoeric]

Thank you. That is a good point worth mentioning. Always protect the finished/show sides of the material you are working with.

[@Thatsswell-hr9ev]

Just wanted to say that putting glue behind panels is a bad idea. If you ever wanted to remodel then there is going to be a big glue mess on the drywall. You'll likely need to replace the whole wall. If you use nails on panels you can save big $$$ by continuing to use the same drywall if you (or future homeowners) want to remodel again.

[@psuedoeric]

I agree, if future remodels are in the horizon. In the near term, the adhesive prevents the individual panels from moving independently from each other. This becomes a VERY apparent issue when caulk and paint are involved with the movement.

[@zippitydoowopjoe]

Royal molding, the manufacturer of this product, actually recommends that you use construction adhesive to secure the panels. This is also very useful when you're not sure where you are now doing and want to avoid going through a pipe or electrical. The other issue is these beadboard panels are approximately 7 in wide so there will be panels that won't be able to nail into any studs since most are 16 inches on Center. The adhesive solves that problem. If you are going to rip everything down then you may as well start from scratch anyway.

[@srowatt]

Use metric measurements. Imperial is such a crap measuring system.

[@psuedoeric]

I have heard metric measurements are more efficient. Hope you enjoyed the video, aside from that :)