



I have got to tell you if you love this look and have 8 or 9 foot ceilings this is a job worth considering , it took some time but look what I have gotten , I went from popcorn to beadboard , amazing , I almost never thought of this , sure glad I did , once it is painted this weekend I will show you all its glory .
What did it require , scraping off the popcorn , adding this beam , marking out the beams in the ceiling , then nailing the boards up after priming them twice, counter sinking the nails, filling the nail holes , trimming out the edges, and now to wipe off excess filler and paint , so ok its a lot of work but done a little at a time it is well worth doing .