# How to Get Rid of Connecting Pieces to Vinyl Panel Walls
Vinyl wall panels are generally used as a covering to conceal wiring or cover damage in the actual walls. Vinyl paneling can even be used as a sound buffer. However, over time you may want to replace vinyl panels. In these instances you must remove the panel and what connects them to the wall.
Things You'll Need
- Flat-head screwdriver
Instructions
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Grip the vinyl paneling at the base, where it meets the vertical receiving track.
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Inch your way along the receiving track, pulling the paneling out as you go.
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Locate the receiving track on the opposite side of the panel. Pull the vinyl panel out of the receiving track the same way you did in step 1.
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Insert the tip of your flat-head screwdriver in the seam at the bottom of the panel.
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Pry out with the screwdriver to pop the rear fiberglass frame of the vinyl panel out of place.
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Pull the frame down and remove the vinyl panel.
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