JTable spacing problem with setColumnMargin()

Hi, I have a JTable and I want to add empty spaces before the contents on each column and row. So far, I've tried using getColumnModel().setColumnMargin(int margin), which works with the spacing, but then I realized that I can't seem to select the whole line without some parts remaining white, because of the margin.
I was wondering if there's another way to go about this to add the spacing and still be able to select the whole row without parts remaining white.
Thanks!

Please ignore this post. Thanks.

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