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I fully agree, yet I change things around often and I think I wouldn't feel as guilty drilling holes into or mounting stuff onto unfinished plywood as I would on a nicely painted "wall"! I also feel that running into and banging into plain wood walls leaves less noticeable marks and scuffs. :)...

Gotcha. Makes sense then... Thanks!

Jloehlein & wb4rt: Cool info! Did you somehow support the adjoining and the free plywood edges? I realize I may be over thinking this, but experience in Oklahoma makes me wary of leaving any large open areas behind these wall boards... any opening at all would allow crickets and therefore...

Looking great!

Big Dad: I'm in a similar quandary: What to use for my shop's interior walls. So, I'm curious: What's your building made from? Wood studs and wood siding, steel panels on wood poles, steel on steel?

Hmmm... heat the building too much and you get... what, Jerky? Do it a bit hotter and it's a barbeque. Overdo it and you get a rustic black cieling. The floor will get messy no matter what... ;)