How To Repair And Decorate A Ceiling After Water Damage

[@paulstudd3744]

You make it look so easy! Great video. Well communicated. Thanks.

[@danielnugentpainteranddeco557]

Thanks so much mate

[@spinx1200]

Nice repair, great work. Well done. 👍🏻👋🏻👋🏻

[@ratchriat1716]

Quality work you managed to save the ceiling 👏

[@danielnugent2168]

Many thanks mate

[@Russ1007]

Nice video Daniel 👍

[@Simon-pl2zi]

Cover Stain is brilliant. If you can leave it dry for a full 24 hours it really locks in the stain. The only place I won't use it, is in high humidity bathrooms. The reason is it doesn't breathe and the moisture gathers on the surface of the top coat and then runs down the walls and leaves streak marks It can also cause mildew over time. In bathrooms I use Zinsser 1-2-3 and apply two coats over the stained ceiling. First coat leave for 24 hours to lock in the staining. The tope with matte or egg shell top coat.

[@danielnugentpainteranddeco557]

@@Simon-pl2zi In bathrooms have you tried Luja 7 by Tikkurila Fantastic product

[@broza82]

Nice work! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@danielnugentpainteranddeco557]

@@broza82 Thankyou so much mate

[@iSpRayZz]

Good video mate keep them rolling 👍

[@patriciabrewer3338]

Thank You This is So Helpful

[@danielnugentpainteranddeco557]

Your very welcome

[@markcrotty5910]

Brillion video keep them coming👍

[@TheGebrano]

Great job👏👏👏

[@danielnugentpainteranddeco557]

Thanks mate

[@loveforpaper6203]

Great video thanks so much

[@danielnugentpainteranddeco557]

@@loveforpaper6203 cheers mate 👍🏻 👌

[@AlfGuitar]

When using cover stain do you spot prime the cover stain before painting everything else?

[@danielnugentpainteranddeco557]

Yes you can do. But I usually do 2 coats after anyway

[@AlfGuitar]

So just two regular coats over the whole ceiling and it’ll be okay?

[@danielnugentpainteranddeco557]

@@AlfGuitar yes once your area of covers tain has dried fully

[@andychapman3100]

I've filled and then used Cover Stain previously, so would that create a potential issue? Thanks

[@danielnugent2168]

Either way around is fine.

[@andychapman3100]

@@danielnugent2168 Thanks for clarifying 👍

[@snatchios1]

Why the oil based cover stain and not the 123?

[@danielnugentpainteranddeco557]

I find it a better product as I've used the water based 123 and stains came back through where this dries so quick and can be painted over with water bands paints. It's just personal preference. Cheers Dan

[@snatchios1]

@@danielnugentpainteranddeco557 never tried it with the fear WB paints would peel off. Good to know, thanks for the reply

[@mandyg.3004]

Hi Daniel. That cover stain can be really thick. Do you use that neat? x

[@danielnugentpainteranddeco557]

Hi. Yes sometimes or you can thin it down with white spirits aswell. All depends on what surface etc. Cheers Dan

[@geoffreymeare3406]

You done a nice job of the filling,but havn't showed how you done that??

[@danielnugentpainteranddeco557]

I basically use a caulking board and I like the Gyproc Easyfill 20 because it goes off quick so I could sand it down the same day. For sanding I use the Mirka Dustless Sanding System which is a game changer with a 120 pad. I always do a couple of skims of the filler. Cheers Dan

[@geoffreymeare3406]

OK thanks for that.Nice to see a video maybe sometime making those bad areas good again with the easy fill.

[@williamgrefe3815]

2:00 7/27

[@matthewtibbles7774]

Used AR2 for the first time the other day and now not using anything else on lids.

[@danielnugentpainteranddeco557]

Spot on mate I'm the same

[@williamgrefe3815]

Ceiling damage on a mobile home from storms in Texas

[@peterfriel5129]

Like hens teeth the AR2 paint is becoming stock up quick !!

[@danielnugentpainteranddeco557]

True. And the Optiva 5 aswell