It depends on the paneling. If it's wood you have a couple of options for staining. You can use a product like Minwax Polyshades or you can strip off any finish and redo the stain on the wood. Here's a couple of tutorials that can help with your research. Wishing you the best.
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Hi Alice,
It depends on the paneling. If it's wood you have a couple of options for staining. You can use a product like Minwax Polyshades or you can strip off any finish and redo the stain on the wood. Here's a couple of tutorials that can help with your research. Wishing you the best.
http://diywithmyguy.blogspot.com/2012/09/stained-wall-with-minimal-sanding.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19eMBC1tTa0
If it's wood, you can sand or strip and restain. I recommend sanding if possible because stripping may not allow the new stain to absorb properly.
I agree with Linda. If it's not wood you can't stain it.
Hi,
Go to your home store ( Lowes,
home Depot ) the have everything you'll need.
Howi