“Texture sprays adds volume, grit, and a lived-in feel. It’s perfect for beachy waves or undone updos. Unlike hairspray, it ...

Then, cover the remaining trim, outlets and light fixture ... for the final texture. Hold the gun about 30 to 36 in. from the surface. Starting in a corner, spray the ceiling first, working ...

Lower the canopy (the upturned bowl-shaped fitting that goes against the ceiling) on any ceiling-mounted light ... texture without damaging the drywall surface above is to first spray the ceiling ...

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After you've determined it's safe to remove the texture, you can start the removal by spraying the ceiling with plain water using a spray bottle. Allow the ceiling to soak a few minutes then use a ...

The new spray texture line consists of 2-in-1 Wall and Ceiling for Orange Peel, Knockdown and Popcorn textures. “Both pros and DIYers have told us that current spray texture aerosols can clog ...

As for the acoustic texture that remains on your ceiling, spray paint is a common means of encapsulating it. Paint will saturate the texture material and bond the entire surface into a solid crust.

We are stumped by the textured paint on interior walls, which has a sort of "spackle" finish as well as the acoustical ceilings with textured paint where we are replacing several light fixtures.