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.

Like cork walls, mirror tiles and avocado- green shag carpet, acoustic ceiling ... The texture should have the consistency of oatmeal and come off easily, but spray on too much water and you ...

Spray an orange peel base coat on the ... bring the knife up to finish off the knockdown. If you have acoustical or popcorn ceiling texture, remove it by spraying it with water, letting it soak ...

which include Homax Easy Touch Spray Texture for scatter-type textures (including three different-sized straws for fine, medium or heavy coverage), Homax Knockdown Texture and an Acoustic Ceiling ...

Here’s how in five relatively easy steps: Step 1 - Test for Asbestos Spray-on acoustic ceiling finishes, including popcorn texture, manufactured prior to 1980 may contain asbestos, a known ...

Q My home has textured ceilings in the living rooms and bedrooms ... is probably caused by paint on the surface. Unpainted acoustic spray readily absorbs water. When wetted, it assumes the ...

Allen ADEAR ALLEN: During the 1980s and early 1990s, removal of acoustic ceiling texture was commonly done for environmental safety reasons because breathing asbestos fibers was known to cause ...

Why did this method work for my friend but not for me? A. When acoustic ceiling texture is wet, asbestos fibers are withheld from release into the air. Therefore, wetting is part of the prescribed ...