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I love this faux wood beams!

Thanks gramps!

Caulking would be a huge pain

Does this help with soundproofing?

What an excellent video! I’m very much thinking about doing this. I really love this video. 😊

I appreciate the various techniques you mentioned throughout your entire video. You’re a fantastic teacher!

That celling is too low for that?

Thank you for a great video.

Does this work with a metal ceiling?

Looks good.. to bad it’s super expensive unless you have a small wall to do it on😢

What are you securing the cutting guide to?

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Thank you, sir, the only instruction video to educate yourself and enjoy watching at the same time. 👏👏👏

affordable, will use for 3 years while saving up for a real update!!

Thank you Dad

What's an alternative for bathroom?

Can these be installed without the crown molding covering the edges?

Awesome video! You did a really great job of explaining everything perfectly to a T. Thank you very much I enjoyed watching your video

Tell me where u can buy this stuff ,and a place where it is cheep. These lumber company's are raising the price so high no one can afford to buy them. Some of them wants $300 a panel ,how can anyone afford that. So please anyone knows a cheep place to order them comment back to me please. I want to do my ranch house outside and some inside. Thank you.

Great video! Will this work with pre-existing wooden crown molding or would it have to be removed?

In spanish, is sylicon?

Great ❤

My buddies AC went out for 3 days and his glued ceiling with spots of the popcorn came crashing down! I helped him re-apply the glue and also put staples in it so it would not happen again! Hmmm! I would highly recommend adding small staples …

Can this be put over a brick fireplace?

Who cares about a ceiling to begin with . As long as there is no water stains no one gives a damn.

PSA: Be careful if you try to remove the popcorn ceiling, as it may contain asbestos.

Yes I remember them very well back the 70s or 80s they are pretty much ban but still can be found on line but now can buy Press metal tiles the same pattern in full sheet s or meter squares I believe it's very popular around country s yes saves alot of painting sanding especially 👍👍

Can you paint over them ?

The cheap very thin tiles arent worth all this work...i seen the tiles a guy flipping a house used

I love it, Well done, 👴 🎉😊😊

No no no

Very well done video. Clear directions and examples. xxx

You could hang some quarter inch sheet rock right over it

Don’t cover them. 😂

Great video

Should have done the crown molding first, then finish with the ceiling tiles

Lot more work than just removing. Lot more money and do not like the looks.

The popcorn ceilings are attractive.

Excellent! 👍👍👍

They need better material than foam tiles.

I watch a lot of diy debunker videos. And I must say you gave THE BEST 👌🏾 D.I.Y. walk through I've seen I don't think you made a motion without explaining exactly what and why you did it. 🎉

Wow!!!! Very nice!!!!

Added a faux textured 'Tin celling' to my small bathroom. Went up so easy, adding a reflective aspect LOVE IT !

How do I keep the corners secure? A few of them kept popping off during installation.😮

I would stick with the popcorn ceiling. Polystyrene is a terrible thing to have if you have a fire. Extremely dangerous! Just use a wallpaper streamer and you can easily remove the textured ceiling. You might need to replaster, thankfully a couple of coats of paint worked for me. By the way that ceiling by the end of the video looked even worse than the popcorn finish 😂😂

I hope this idiot tested that ceiling for a specialist and led base paint before he started screwing with. In some states his actions would be illegal

I thought that was Ron!!! True legend!

Great work! What if curve on corners aren't in panels seam?

Thank you!

As a professional contractor we don’t install this type of material because it is very flammable also when working on older homes we recommend testing existing materials on ceiling for asbestos, always be aware that remodeling older homes are often more difficult than you may think.