🎨 8 oz. Latex White Touch-up Paint for Ceiling Tiles Review

Choose a popcorn top. Use the brush and paint on the ceiling to cover the 3D shapes. The perfect complement to a 1970 blanket

The color goes perfectly with new and old tiles. It's a little awkward to use the brush in a new container. Drops from the handle when working overhead.

Covers well and blends in with colour. Very thick and difficult to comb so I just applied it to the edges of the tiles with my finger. Not a big bottle but lasts a long time

We needed to putty a small bathroom cabinet door. Then we used this sensory color. It was the perfect color. The consistency was a bit thick and the brush was too coarse. I ended up using the hard edge of thick paper to smooth it out (similar to a squeegee). It's still not perfect but I plan on using a clear coat to give it a little more shine.

This is a small bottle of a very thick product that really works. But the built-in applicator brush is too large for fine touch-ups on ceiling tiles and requires an inordinate amount of product. Bought 30 packs of kids brushes at Walmart and used one every time I applied the product and threw it away when I was done. .The end result was good. But again very fat. I used a nitrile glove to wipe off the excess so it doesn't look bulky.