Skim Coat Ugly Textured Walls with a Paint Roller Tips Tricks and Tools

Today I show you how to skim coat ugly textured walls with a paint roller tips tricks and tools. My paint roller trick is perfect for DIY skim coating walls and ceilings! Let me know in the comments what you think or if you have any questions? I hope you enjoyed this video! Thanks so much watching and subscribing! -Paul
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[@PaulPeck]

Checkout my Skim Coating Walls for Beginners Video Tutorial Series Playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PL7Ww-LhWbB0EeAJDmzncGCX0N4CrEF7pG&disable_polymer=true Below in My Amazon store are my favorite tools and products I use in all of my videos: ▶ www.amazon.com/shop/paulpeck Thanks for being a part of this Community! -Paul 👍😎

[@hicks3665]

Thank u for the tips on making walls look nice again . With not a hole lot of extra work an sanding . Kool !

[@allunk7969]

Thanks for the tip Paul!

[@johnharrison2466]

Got a sub on this vid

[@kristopherhasenbuhler5393]

Hey I am a home improvement contractor. Today I decided to use a hopper and my air compressor to spray the walls and then skim coat them for a level 5 finish. It really makes light work of the job!

[@ahmedmack5960]

i know Im asking randomly but does anybody know of a way to get back into an instagram account..? I somehow lost my login password. I would love any tricks you can give me!

[@jennwillhite]

DIYer. Bought an old home with orange peel walls and hoping to skimcoat them on my own. Your videos give me hope.

[@dcam91]

Orange peel walls haha this is the PERFECT description of my walls in my new (50 yr old) house. Especially my ceiling!

[@tina567e8]

How did your DIY go? Did you do it?

[@dcam91]

@@tina567e8 I wish.. have so many other things happening -- 5 months in to homeownership I had a water loss, so that became priority. Definitely plan on tackling the walls though once I'm back in action!

[@Nicholasvlogs-Lifes-A-Journey]

Any update on your walls? You got this!!

[@concreter6832]

Try holding your trowel flatter ,it will stop chadder marks .

[@jrstags86]

I'm a carpenter/ handyman. I've been doing drywall repairs and drywall installation. I've applied textures using a technique very similar to yours. These have always been on fresh drywall though. I have NEVER retextured over a previously textured wall before. This video has helped me out BIG TIME on how I am going to retexture my folks popcorn walls. Thank you very much Paul and much love from Southeast Texas

[@patriciavowell1675]

What part of SETX do you work? We're down towards Galveston and looking to have our laundry room updated and our front room converted into a hidden pantry accessible from our current pantry.

[@u7617]

I think most ppl watching are amateurs trying to learn how to DIY because I know I am. Thank you sooo much

[@helenl44]

This retired-female-whose-dad-did-everything-except-teach-his-daughters-how-to-everything thanks you many times over. Your video makes it look do-able and like I could really finish this. I've spent days removing the texture that was painted before I owned the house 25 years ago. Now, I am happy to learn I don't have to finish de-texturizing the bathroom! I can see a few sloppy days ahead of me as I haven't done this before. Yeah, kind of naive, but I'm determined. Thank you.

[@meganstockwell7760]

Great and relatable description. 😂 My dad is the same. :')

[@ellielouya4270]

Took time for me to accept, in not teaching me, dad was doing me a favor. Deeper I dig in, more I realize, rest his hard working soul, dad was not so diligent and detail oriented in some areas of home improvement. And worse, mom was a zealous wallpaperer. Stuff I’m learning how to do, or more so, undo, now, for sure!

[@tharathomas3166]

Diamonds type f plastering mud Thara Thomas

[@helenl44]

@@tharathomas3166 is this the brand name of a product you're suggesting? Sorry for dumb question.

[@tharathomas3166]

Yes it is the bags of mud you need where are you located

[@Hope-fv3kf]

DIY. Completed all paneled walls in a manufactured home....the hardest thing was to make the wall have even amounts. The walls do look like drywall now but lots of sanding and reapplying to even out the build up. This process looks easier to do the ceiling...glad I found this. YES, I would rather have drywall but at 66yrs old the compound was able to be purchased, transported in my small car, carried by only me, and completed at my own pace.

[@michiganporter]

The scooper is like my favorite knife! Love that thing!

[@kelseyrodriguez691]

I'm a handy woman by trade, but I'm watching this video for my own home :)

[@georgebergerac5621]

Paul, I've been painting for over thirty years, my painting game is pretty good but you've definitely have me stepping up my drywall game. Thanks for these tips and videos!

[@katt4622]

Thank you so much! This video convinced me to just do shiplap to cover my textured dining room 😂 but it was awesome to watch. So much work goes into this and your little tips on where to apply pressure helped me with painting! I was constantly leaving lines but not anymore. Thanks so much for your videos!

[@DK-wo5jf]

I don't know anything about the home improvement, and this video gives me a hope. Thank you.

[@twohipchicksmix7959]

You are a drywall god. Thank you for making my DYI drywall repair simple and quick to finish. I actually used your method to add texture rather then remove it as only 1/2 of a bathroom wall and a portion of the ceiling was repaired and mud smooth. 🧎🏽‍♀️

[@katiewoods1848]

For a homeowner you are saving a lot of time for us. Thank you sir

[@SuzyTopAgent]

I like how you use the drill to mix it, very savvy technique! You are so gentle with your scrape away! I agree, 2nd coats are so much more forgiving! My husband is a property manager and usually deals with a few water leaks a year with his clients. Some are so good you can't even tell where it starts or ends. It's really an art 👍

[@johnpatterson1807]

I’m a Handyman, I do a lot drywall repairs and texture. Always looking to improve my skills and your videos have helped me tremendously! Thanks 👍

[@lesviamartinez2185]

Thank you for your awesome detailed in all of your products used including the mixing of the compound.

[@mcaliente1]

The mixing is oddly satifying, wish I'd seen this video a few months ago! I just noticed the last comments on these were quite a while ago. Thank you for leaving them up!!! Great help for a DIYer in AK, I bought a little cottage built in 1947 that was built by a DIYer after WWII, and it's been a project. I love this little house and want to do as much as I can to fix it so it never gets torn down to make ugly apartments. Can't wait to try this in the ARCTIC entryway...

[@PaulPeck]

That’s awesome!💥 Thanks so much for watching and commenting.🙌🏼😎

[@HelpBeyondChurch1]

We’ve kinda been thrown into a handyman/maintenance/fix all job to a 100 year old renovated hospital. It was renovated and made into apartments in the 80’s and nothing was done consistently. It’s a huge paya! Thank you for these videos!

[@markflores7276]

Paul. THANK YOU! my wife and I just bought an older house and has this textured wall on it. we used this technique and it worked like a charm! Thank you for your great informational Video!!

[@victorglaviano]

Maintenance Technician, in a cabinet factory for years, so of course I'm an amateur electrician, welder, plumber, fire inspector, always doing the safety guy's job (who doesn't in a production plant, except for the safety guy!). Spent 23 years in the Navy so I'm a jack of all trades, I would always kind of laugh I've floated ceilings that looked like a snake before starting, walls that have never seen a square or plumbob, in Louisiana growing up in that swamp climate in Southern Louisiana, any piece of your house gets a leak, which is highly possible that climate will eat and you if not careful! So I've never done this before, I'm not a painter by trade, I'm probably better than 60%, of the population, but a professional knows what he doesn't know and more importantly what he needs to learn and from whom! You're only as good as the people in the room are, listen to idiots and you'll most certainly become one! Luckily sometimes moronic state is transient and smart people can recover some others are born to be stupid! ***only one observation from one professional to another....invest in a light stand! Thanks and makes perfect sense. I thought I was doomed to those ugly knockdown walls and ceilings, I hate them son of a bitches! My eyes over 50, years of working mostly nights and using Night Vision Devices (NODS/MVGS), although the GEN III are monocular, the last 8 years I was in and I used them in Afghanistan as well as other locations in Latin America. Those freaking binocular GEN I and II from the 80s and early to mid-90s after around 3 - 7 hours your eyes would be fucked up for hours. It manipulates light and angles so imagine how that must be bad for you, no depth perception with GEN I and IIs! Ok enough BS'ing for the night!

[@TurtleCreativity]

Wow!!! This is so cool. It is like it is just like magic. Thank you so very much for sharing your skill set with us.

[@PaulPeck]

Hey hey @TurtleCreativity!💥👊🏻 I really appreciate your kind words. Thanks so much for watching and commenting my friend!🙏 -Paul

[@ianbutler3779]

Great idea. You’ve just saved me a days work. Thanks!

[@gemamanda]

Complete beginner finishing a bathroom by myself (40 year old woman with disabilities) and I absolutely adored this video!! Transitioning to the ceiling that already had texturing will be so much easier with the roller trick! Thank you thank you

[@504girl_]

That’s amazing!

[@evechavez6136]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I am a DIYer and needed this tutorial. I am in the process of finishing up skim coating my moms bathroom.

[@stevengodoy315]

DIY ,thanks for this video, I like paying pros whenever I can but sometimes money is an object, very informative

[@mikecarter3657]

I'm a painter / carpenter , I love this type of work all ways looking to stay busy doing this kind of work , I've been working for years and and im always looking for new work . .great job ,preparation is the key .

[@miffedcuttlefish6139]

DIYer here. Can't wait to get rid of my textures walls

[@ChefFlee2018]

Man thank you I watched this video yesterday.. Today I got all my stuff. 7 Years in this texture house lol gonna be gone in 2024🎉🎉🎉TY

[@maebarr1955]

I’m going to skim coat my kitchen! Can’t wait to see the results. Thanks for the video.

[@denisehaggadone4897]

I’m a 60 yr old female , kinda handy Trying to skim coat and repair my whole house after 35 years of neglect and some sagging issues

[@sissywalker1955]

Are the sagging issues with you or house jk lol.

[@Tia47524]

@@sissywalker1955 lmfaooo I shouldn't laugh but how rude 😅

[@gcont1468]

Bought a house a year ago and tolerating the heavy knockdown on every wall and ceiling. I can’t stand it and now I think you have become my teacher on how to fix it. Well explained, easy procedures are a key. I will watch your other videos. Thanks!

[@jodymonroe5607]

Thanks for the excellent instruction! You sure made it look easier than it is, but with practice, my repairs came out great!!

[@christinebuchsbaum2583]

I used this technique to make a seamless coat on a cyclorama wall in my photography studio. Worked SO well!!! Thank you!!!

[@AUPackmule]

I use your tips as a homeowner. I have done so many repairs since watching your videos.

[@PaulPeck]

That awesome John! I’m glad my videos could help fine tune your drywall skills!👍🏻 Thanks so much for watching and subscribing my friend!😎 -Paul

[@jonhughes1370]

Hi Paul. I am a DIY’er. Just wanted to thank you for the video. This was a game-changer for an entire bedroom where I am finishing the walls. Mudding and skimming is definitely harder than it looks. Like a lot of things for me, learning as I go and tips from pros like yourself to keep improving!

[@cathykerrigan814]

I enjoy watching your videos. Differently have learned a few short cuts/tip's making something so simple. Like this skim coating.who would have thought of doing such a thing? Wasn't the way we were taught. Keep posting the videos,such a time saver. Thanks again. Just a Jack of all trades and a master of none.

[@douglasemery3986]

I was a full time Hanger, now a Handyman trying to learn some new tricks of the trade. Very good tutorial 👍

[@deborahmatheny8116]

I'm a 68 year old handy woman who is redoing a home and apartment that I will be starting over in. I have to do this as economically as possible.. thank you for making such a helpful video!

[@tomruth9487]

I'm actually a cabinetmaker, but I enjoy skimming a wall or two once in a while. I will try the roller method next time I do a wall. In the past, I've used thick mud and a wide knife to get it on the wall faster.

[@frankv.2681]

Middle-aged DIYer. My home has smooth walls and I need to do some sheetrock repairs. I'm also gonna skim coat all my popcorn cielings. Thanks for all your great & EZ to follow videos! 👍

[@jtseafarer6871]

Thank you for sharing, this video is very usefull, keep safe always

[@unapocaloca5406]

hi paul was sent over from blood x and glad he did because man my house is old with horrible older looking wall so this is actually very helpful for me!! Of course Im not going to do it myself lol but Im totally gonna get my husband to try this! thanks for sharing!

[@enriquerodriguez3090]

I do the same for a living and love watching how other people do things

[@CVenza]

So glad I came across this video thank you for the tips.

[@charleennicholson6280]

I've been watching these videos all morning, yours is the best I've seen, a lot of ppl do not know what they're doing and have poor technique. Thanks!! I'm doing this over drywall in new rooms, I'll let ya know🙂

[@phillfamous]

Great how to video. One thing I'd recommend for a beginner watching. Green lid mud is great for taping and applying some corners. But for skimming I think beginners should use purple, red or blue lid mud. These are formulated as mid and light weight compounds. They shrink less and sand even easier than green mud. Green mud shrinks more then other compounds and it's harder to sand

[@PerpetualJoy]

Thank you! Going to try and find some of these things this week

[@richard6606]

Green lid red lid blue lid?? 😂😂😂😂 what he’s using is all purpose and all all purpose shrinks some less than others like us plus 3 is a lightweight all purpose and shrinks less but has less glue so it won’t stink to painted wall as well then you can have topping compounds the shrink even less and have very little glue so they stink even less personally I sand walls with a sand pole with a moderately coarse sand paper first then I skim it with straight all purpose I sticks better has less bubbles and then I sand with 100 - 120 grit and skim again with topping compound ending with a nice smooth wall

[@johnharrison2466]

You my man are a steeley eyed drywall man that is the easy way no more messy hopper for me thanks

[@PaulPeck]

It works on ceilings too John!💥👊🏻 kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5Sud32Qg8uXgbM

[@stephanburke5181]

watching as I am preparing to texture a tiny house ....great info for tyhis DIYer

[@jeffconley819]

Thanks. I’m always looking to learn something new

[@ggCHILLIWACK]

I spent about 15 years doing drywall, trim and paint. I now have a cushy job with the state but still enjoy home projects. Also enjoyed the video.

[@AudreyUserySaia]

I'm going to attempt a DIY on a small powder room. Wish me luck!

[@comediantdavisallthingscom6313]

DIYer gone wild. I started one room the next thing I knew I was removing cabinets and installing flooring; didn’t realize that I wasn’t that good of a sander until I started painting.

[@jaydhernandez18]

Thanks for answering my question Paul

[@shawnatatom9140]

Can you use this technique on semi gloss painted textured walls? Great video!

[@WhirledPeasFursure]

I'm an elder woman with crappy walls in my bedroom,, so after re-taping and fixing the holes, I want to change the texture from 70s textured to something exciting (since I'm an artist and was thinking about adding designs and graphics..)

[@marshallmade]

Contract and DIY it’s so satisfying to mix.

[@OurBuild]

Great video once again Paul, nice clear easy to follow instructions!

[@pinkgirlsuzi]

I'm a DIY'er raised & taught by my father a Gen Contractor & my mother, an Artist. I've done a lot of drywalling, painting, plumbing & electrical & also some mural painting. I recently did a venetian plaster look on my bedroom walls & it looks great. Anyway, that's my story. Thank you for sharing your expertise. I know this info will come in handy!!

[@TonyCollumtheHOWTOHERO]

Paul, first thanks for the subscribe 🙏... that was super cool 😎. I love this trick and it is super easy to “understand” how much mud to start with. Biggest thing I’ve learned with drywall is that if I am patient my work looks much better. Thanks for sharing and great work! #drywalltube

[@PaulPeck]

Hey Tony!💥👊🏻 No problem man. Always happy to support! I really appreciate your feedback. Yeah man, the paint roller trick pretty much makes it to where anybody can get a decent skim coat. Thanks so much for watching and commenting my friend!🙏 -Paul

[@johnp4871]

I'm a drywall punch-up guy. Thanks for these videos!

[@RashaadGenie]

Walls are prepped and about to try this method.

[@christylowery2766]

Daughter and grandaughter of 2 of the best drywall men there ever was or will be....lol Thanks for sharing, kinda made me want to go back to finishing again, it has been a few years for me, but Im sure my 6 inch will still fit my hand perfectly. I can knock them walla down like no other....lol

[@PaulPeck]

Love that Christy! 👏🏻 I really appreciate you watching and commenting!😎 -Paul

[@bradpointer6134]

Former remodelling gc. I tried to tell a couple different drywall finishers to use the ol fat knap roller technique on jobs we did that had to have alot of walls floated. But they seemed like they looked at it as a rookie way if doing things and insisted on troweling everything on. ....even when I walked thru and marked up half the work they'd done needing to be gone over again. They'd rather do it twice and get paid once than take a little hit to the machismo. And I made sure they bought the mud for it too so i know they didn't make much it any money on the job. ...but they did it all without a damn roller so I guess that's what really matters. Smdh

[@TWA717]

Paul always love your videos and Thanks much for doing this for all us DIYer's out here I and everyone else greatly appreciate what you do! - I have an entry way that was plastered back in the 40's with a texture I just hated so I applied 90 min mud to smooth out the wall initially and to cover my repairs to some joints and a hole that was caused by ripping out an old shelf that was attached into the wall. This was my first time ever trying this and allowed me to practice with a taping knife in applying mud. Still learning knife technique but it's come out great to this point. So now I want to roll on the first smoothing coat with the USG GP mud as you used but one of the wall has an Octagonal window and I am wondering what is the best technique for working around this window so I don't get all sorts of lines and messiness going on around the window frame and it all ends up looking uniform? Would you work around the window first and then work out from there? Thanks again Paul and appreciate any suggestions on working around an octagonal window!

[@lgalan40]

A DIY'er trying to get rid of old knockdown texture. Thanks for the video.

[@mariamaldonado130]

You are Awsome!!! Thank you for sharing your projects. Extremely useful!!

[@sydney58279]

DIYer. Trying to fix up my new home to perfection!

[@scottcarpenter910]

I’m a Handyman. I was a journeyman glazier for 15 years but the last few years I’ve been doing the self employed handyman thing. I’m always looking to pros like yourself for helpful tips and tricks

[@PaulPeck]

Right on Scott!💥👊🏻 Glad you’re enjoying my videos!👍🏻 it’s amazing how just a couple tips and tricks can make a job go so much easier and turn out so much better! Thanks so much for watching and subscribing my friend!😎 -Paul

[@jonnahudson5]

New DIYer. I really appreciate you making these videos.

[@Firdncer]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge! Bought a house 900 miles away during the pandemic. Turns out all of the walls are textured. You're giving me hope!

[@christiancampbell8252]

Do you prep the wall by sanding before doing the skim? Or do you just start right away? A house we may be purchasing has a bit of textured walls and I'd want to redo most of them and get them smooth. Also around how much does that compound cost, and how much does a bucket do?

[@alleydash4340]

I would like to do this on some walls in my house that have already been finished and painted for a long time as it's an old house. The walls have a lot of patch marks and holes, etc. in them. Do I need to sand the wall before doing this?

[@christopherdorantes8371]

Nope, tsp solution with a mop and go

[@juliemartinolson1438]

DIYer....Thanks for sharing this video.

[@myeyesite1198]

Thats a great way to cover texture! ive got lots of wall to cover and was wondering the best way to do it. Thanks very much

[@reneeolsen8703]

Widow...now a dyi. I wish I had helped my husband more!

[@D1Boxing]

Renee you need a real man like Paul.

[@jesseperez6139]

Renee Olsen :( I’m sorry

[@jesseperez6139]

Eugene Sommers wow ur rude af

[@reneeolsen8703]

Eugene Sommers...so juvenile, insensitive and truly disrespectful. How would you like someone to say that to your mother? You wouldn’t say that to my face. Your own friends would teach you a lesson. You disrespect your own mother by talking to others like this. How disappointed she would be to see your post.

[@razerburn4216]

Hi Paul I’m a contractor for some reason I enjoy watching drywall professionals because that’s what I do as a business owner sounds crazy you would think I would try to get away from work and here I am watching someone doing the same thing I do

[@PaulPeck]

I do the same thing…😇

[@jjessica387]

Thank you!!! I just bought a house and EVERY wall has this ugly textured wall. I thought I’d have to rip them down. It’s going to take forever but I’m so happy to find this video!

[@veritasaequitas4800]

Can I use this process on textured ceilings to smooth them out

[@bobbrock4221]

He has some videos about doing that.

[@laurapar9443]

My entire upstairs was done with popcorn walls and ceilings! My goal is every day off to do as much of the walls as possible with this technique. Fingers crossed looking at a long project but the outcome is so worth it!

[@dylanleederylak]

how has it gone? i’m thinking about doing the same thing!

[@birkenlord]

@@dylanleederylak Me, too. Did you go ahead and do it, Dylan?

[@theacase8738]

Everything I was looking for. Thx

[@ashleyb940]

I appreciate that this video is really detailed. We just bought a house that has a light orange peel texture that wasn't done very well. I'm looking forward to trying this. This will be my first time trying skim coat, but we have a small bedroom in the back of the house where I'm willing to test it and learn the technique. Out of all of the videos I've watched on skim coating, this is hands-down the best one. Thank you for all the information!

[@JB-rr9ks]

DIYer. 2 questions: When doing larger walls, does the whole wall need to be coated before skimming? Or can it be broken into sections? Also, I have a 40yr old home and I can look around and see all the joint seams due to age and sagging (which makes it handy because I know where the studs are!). Will skimming cover that up? Will it just return in a few years? Thanks!

[@walterweaver522]

Jo

[@foxyfoxglove]

Should mention a 2nd bucket in the list of tools. :)

[@karinoshea3330]

Dryer fixing up my sister's house from 1963 before moving on to working on our childhood home from 1974. Lots of fun to be had! Sisters house hasn't had any updates except storm related window, siding, and roof replacement, other one has new exterior and new electric box. Fun fun fun!!! Much love from Oklahoma!

[@sivakponnusamy6226]

Thanks for putting this up. Very informative. I'm beginner to this...and trying to do DIY around the house.

[@jg8644]

I swear you've done this trick a dozen times now -- am I going crazy?? That said -- killer shoes!

[@PaulPeck]

Haha J G...😂 Not quite that many. But, a few for sure.👍🏻 Yeah I love my Adidas’s man. Thanks for watching and commenting my friend! -Paul

[@Baltamore.the.chosen.]

Painter/handyman.. Dallas Texas

[@PaulPeck]

I appreciate your feedback Travieso!💥👊🏻 Thanks so much for watching and commenting my friend!😎

[@Ray-ks1xp]

The more I watch your videos, the more confidence I get in doing my walls. Thanks for sharing. DIY here.

[@robertdonelson1921]

Handyman till I Die. Love all skill trades.

[@mrslomeli9353]

Paul, I am a homeowner-DIYer. I like the demo of skim coating with a roller, I'll check the others out as well but in the meantime, this seems like something that could be done on a ceiling, no?

[@PaulPeck]

Hey J, yeah the paint roller trick make skim coating so much easier for DIY’ers!👍🏻 Yes, you can use this technique on ceilings as well. Thanks so much for watching and subscribing my friend!🙏 -Paul

[@timsagerfamily]

I buy and renovate houses in Philadelphia and then rent them out. Most have old plaster and lathe that need at least a skim coating or more repair.

[@kenthepen247gmail]

Great teacher ....step by step...I am a contractor ...late in the game older dude....right tools ... right technique ...

[@wendynichols4278]

DIY’er… thank you for the instruction and tips!!

[@stephaniepayne3218]

DIY’er. My house was flooded and doing everything myself

[@juniorsanabria6835]

Coved 19 pandemic I trying open painting company.

[@PaulPeck]

That’s tough man. I wish you well my friend!👊🏻😎

[@hobes9799]

Great video and am gonna try this in my house...not much a drywalling guy so i hope all goes well. Thanks for the video

[@hybridathlete8920]

DIY'er. Thank you for the video! Made the mistake of believing these patch kits actually work. Then found good information on being patient to get the job done right and smooth!

[@hello-again6994]

Scrolling the comments to see if anyone else noticed those nice new sneakers he was wearing.

[@simplyarebelteeta3406]

Yup, first thing I saw! I’m such a woman, I guess 🤦🏻‍♀️🥴

[@moiradaly9604]

i have a lot of dings in my walls from removing wallpaper...do i need to patch those first then skim coat entire walls? thanks.

[@Mytravelvogstaggart]

if they are just dings skim it and come back and and go over the dings til they are level

[@PaulPeck]

Hi Moira, like Robby said fill dings and the skim.👍🏻 I hope this helps. Thanks so much for watching and subscribing my friend!😎 -Paul

[@PaulPeck]

I appreciate you helping out in the comments Robby!💥👊🏻 Thanks so much for watching and commenting man!😎 -Paul

[@Shakerhood69]

Should you use the fast drying hot mud for filling imperfections and low spots?

[@derrickmeyer3213]

Thank you! This was extremely helpful.

[@chorebunny8080]

Just the look I'm going for (: Nice job and easy to follow Thank you!