Removing an old popcorn ceiling and repainting it will likely improve your quality of life and increase your home's value. Everything you need to know.
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What do you put on the ceiling after removing popcorn?
If you scraped the popcorn off of your ceiling, you may notice that there is still residue left behind. After you sand the ceiling, remove any stubborn residue by using a dampened block sponge. Apply new texture. You can utilize a joint compound as a base for a new texture on the ceiling.
Do I have to skim coat ceiling after removing popcorn?
The main benefit of skim coating after removing a popcorn ceiling is that it helps to hide any imperfections left behind from the removal process such as dents, cracks, or uneven patches on the surface.
Should you sand ceiling after removing popcorn?
Sanding is an important part of any home improvement project, especially when dealing with popcorn ceilings.
Nov 18, 2015 · If you remove the popcorn texture with as few gouges and mars as possible than a smooth ceiling is the faster and least costly.
Jan 3, 2014 · I see they have some paint with sand texture to it and such, not sure if that would help hide it or possibly just exaggerate any uneven places.
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Jul 10, 2021 · Should I sand it and will priming work then? Or is there anything else I should do so the paint doesn't peel off later?
Feb 1, 2023 · Spray applied finishes, like popcorn ceilings, usually only get a level 3 finish before the texture is applied. If you want a smooth ceiling, ...
We are thinking about painting it and adding a little sand in the ceiling paint for texture (not too much). We plan on sanding the spots down and priming it ...
Mar 15, 2020 · Should I always prime the ceiling before painting? Yes, the prime is mandatory. It ensure that the paint adheres properly in place ...
Oct 27, 2012 · Help! We decided to paint our popcorn ceiling with ceiling paint recommended at Menards. After doing that the popcorn starting falling off.
Sep 29, 2022 · It's going to be a big mess either way, especially if you (or contractor) will be using water to soften the popcorn for removal.