Good morning all.  Mary Lou, I agree with Donna - I have seen them do this on Trading Spaces.  I would think that if you did not want the lines, you could fill them with spackle or joint compound and let them dry, then sand them down to a smooth surface and then primer and paint.  I wouldn&#39;t think you would even be able to tell it was paneling underneath if you did that.  Enjoy your visit with the little guy and your son and his wife.  I finally finished all wallpaper stripping, priming and painting in the dining room.  Now the crown molding and chair rail have to go up but looks like that won&#39;t happen this weekend so is on the agenda for next Saturday.  Greg really needs to go to the storage lot today and pick up the motorhome and work on getting it winterized, as it looks like winter will show itself this week.  We had a line to the ice maker burst last year because it didn&#39;t get winterized in time.  Well, my friends, make the most of this day....