Attempting to Roll On Popcorn Ceiling | Will it Turn Out?

[@kdaniel8721]

Nice job! We recently removed 3 large (60"x40") skylights and are now faced with repairing the ceiling below. Your video has been a great help.

[@GettingItDoneRepairs]

Thanks another method to repair this is instead of patch and doing it like I did, because it's visible and not perfect, is to cover the ceiling with shiplap. I guess it's popular these days and actually looks good. I might do that eventually. Good luck with your method

[@theropesofrenovation]

I ended up using an old blush brush to do mine, Took forever but it's done,

[@trollforge]

Rolly, they make a roller specifically for popcorn patch material, but the gun from Princess is the way to go if you have a compressor...

[@GettingItDoneRepairs]

Now you tell me lol

[@carcrazy69]

Nice job. You never said if after the repair, you primed the Sheetrock or not. Very important piece of information.

[@GettingItDoneRepairs]

@@carcrazy69 I didn't prime and it's fine

[@carcrazy69]

@@GettingItDoneRepairs Thank you. I’m in the process of repairing approximately 60 square feet of sheet rock in my small dining room and I want to see if I should prime before laying down the popcorn and paint.

[@GettingItDoneRepairs]

@carcrazy69 If it's repairs and new sheet rock you should definitely prime.

[@ravincathomestead-cecilia2894]

Looks good

[@GettingItDoneRepairs]

Thanks but could be better

[@katkatmi]

Nice

[@theropesofrenovation]

I wouldn't complain

[@randomlylive7298]

Bro that's not popcorn ceiling and if you buy the right tools for the job it turns a way better product.

[@GettingItDoneRepairs]

Thanks Bro

[@JoeSmith-lq8pq]

What the right one? Thanks

[@chriskeith5742]

ha ha.... that looks like pure dog doo-doo.

[@theropesofrenovation]

A-hole