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wall covering?

jkonces

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so when i bought my house in colorado it has a finished garage with drywall and painted, the previous owner built some real sketchy shelves throughout the garage, i ripped them off the wall where all of my fab stuff is going and need to figure out a way to cover the holes up. i know i could repair all the drywall but i do almost all metal fab in my garage and at my last place welding slag and sparks tore up the drywall anyway, so im looking for a cost effective way to panel over the drywall, protect against sparks and slag and look decent, any ideas? i was thinking of getting thin plywood and fastening it to the studs and calling it good but please help with some input? thanks
 
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JC23

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OSB will be stronger than thin ply and you can paint when it needs it.

But you aren't welding everywhere against the walls are you? If you have a designated weld area, maybe some metal on the walls would work there.
 
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NUTTSGT

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Iwas going to suggest some aluminum diamond plate on the walls where you are welding. It'll look nice and be resistant to the welding splash/berries.
 
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