Effortlessly Remove Popcorn Ceiling with 🍿 MAX Strip Popcorn Ceiling Remover 1 Gallon Review

The product needs to be applied in a thick layer and left for some time. This will help the paint break down without a lot of dripping. The smell was a little strong but to be expected for the type of product. My ceilings were painted and unpainted differently, with different textures and materials. In all cases, the water jet helped remove the texture, but with a heavily colored texture, scraping it off was extremely important. The search for the right scraping tool was also crucial. I used a…

I used 2 jars of MS Popcorn Remover to remove the old texture from our tub. The product is excellent. For ease of application I have learned to apply 2 coats liberally, in THICK coats, cover with plastic and not clean the soaked area after 4-12 hours as the packaging suggests BUT after more than 24 hours. I left one patch on for 3 days and it was so easy to remove. The scrubbing process has a twist. I've had great success using a 3 inch paint scraper and working in a fan pattern. Areas above…

I started with a large kitchen in a 31 year old house that was built in 1989 during the ceiling popcorn heyday. I used a fluffy 6" applicator roller and kept the plastic spreader pan just below the roller catcher as I rolled it up (and dripping if you want to apply a thick coat as recommended). I used 1 mil thick plastic to cover the blanket as they recommend to keep the product from drying out. I used thumbtacks to hold it in place and then used a broom to push the plastic against the ceiling.