Originally Posted by
Tom Hargrove
I would do it in sheetrock, painted white. You can put strips and/or panels of plywood up to mount things, but I would not do all of the walls in plywood or OSB.
If you install plywood or OSB, I strongly suggest that you paint it white. (OSB will really suck up the paint!)
I've got an airless sprayer on a stand and a 25' hose. Painting goes quickly with one of those.
I'm figuring w/sheet rock, 10 - 15 hours just to tape and spackle if I want a nice job. I'm pretty sure I can hang most of the OSB with an air nailer in that much time and forget the mud. Won't be as pretty as sheet rock, but the walls are going to be 50% - 60% hidden anyway.
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Last edited by Mitchell Andrus; 08-05-2009 at 5:50 PM.
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