Jennifer, When we redid our laundry room we bought a can of something that is for repairing exactly that kind of problem. I will try to find out what it is called, but it's a spray can and you can adjust the nozzle to produce heavy or lighter texturing. I was afraid that the stuff would really spatter but it was actually quite easy to control. I suppose an expert looking for a flaw could tell, but the spot looks quite good now. Betsy
At 10:52 AM 1/17/2010, you wrote: > >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]
