Popcorn Ceiling Repair and Spray Steps Tools Tips

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[@moisesa1096]

It would of been helpful if you showed how you did the job, versus explaining it.

[@cecewd405]

Looks good to me 🙂. Thanks for not skipping the sealer/primer step. I truly believe that if you want the pc texture to last, you need to do that!

[@tailgatetalk]

Agreed! The devil is in the details, right? Do it right or do it twice. Thanks for the comment, like, and subscribe.

[@15gatorpatriot]

I primed and the primer flashed through the popcorn. Any suggestions?

[@asmodeus1274]

@@15gatorpatriot Mind if I ask what primer you used?

[@tribulationprepper787]

Thanks for the vid. I have the same size and type compressor. It is good for my air nailers but I was wondering if you found yours to have a sufficient air supply or did you find yourself having to wait a lot for the compressor to re-pressurize the tank in between passes at the ceiling??? Thanks.

[@tailgatetalk]

My compressor handled it just fine. Now if I were spraying an entire room and was a professional who could keep moving without inspecting every spray I did then maybe I would not had enough air. For a patch though, it was plenty of air pressure. Thanks for the comment like and subscribe.

[@tribulationprepper787]

@@tailgatetalk It is a shame that I have purchased numerous cans of aerosol texture sprays in the past. I could easily have purchased a descent hopper gun for half the money I've spent on Homax products at $20 per can. BTW, I just subbed to your channel.