You can use joint compound and they have textured rollers that will make it look very close to what you have. Just put some compound on the spot and roll the textured roller across the place and let it dry.
One good thing about that type of finish, no one will know there was a problem because if you make a mess with the compound, no one will ever know. Kilz #2 is the primer that blocks all kinds of stuff. is the ----- Original Message ----- From: Jennifer Jackson To: [email protected] Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2010 3:52 PM Subject: [BlindHandyMan] popcorn ceiling Hello Again, Well assuming our next step in the paint project goes well, I have a second project for Monday. Actually this is one for my husband, but I want to make sure I buy the right stuff. I have some discoloring and a small whole in my living room's popcorn ceiling. There is no sag and the original problem has been attended too. Can I just fill the whole in with drywall spackle? I know it will not look the same, but my husband will never mess with matching up the popcorn texture so I just need something that will work. Then I plan to cover it with Keels. Is that the right name? The stuff you put on to make sure stains do not leak through. I am told this comes in a spray paint now, but I am not certain how well it will work to be doing that upward at a ceiling. Does anyone have any thoughts on that? Can I use a roller on the popcorn ceiling for that stuff or the paint? Eventually I want to replace the ceiling, but for now it will just have to work. Jennifer [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
