🍿 1 Quart Popcorn Ceiling Patch - White - Ceiling Repair Solution Review

After reading the reviews of products for repairing popcorn ceilings I decided to try this . I'm glad I did. I had a bare area on the ceiling that was about 6 inches by 18 inches. After painting over the area with Kilz, I applied this texture with a medium sized brush. After applying a generous layer of texture with the side of the brush, I returned there with the bristles of the brush to achieve the look I wanted. After about 24 hours I applied a second adjustment layer because I needed a bit…

First I applied the product with a spatula or spatula, repeated the next day and saw nothing but flat. Not suitable for popcorn. I read other reviews as over 50% gave 5 stars and I must be doing something wrong. Yes I didn't follow the directions and the texturing only happens if you apply it with a brush etc and texturize with it. Repetition. You have to wet it to get the bumpy popcorn look. DO NOT use a spatula, ruler, etc. or scrape it smooth if you want it to look like popcorn. I didn't…

This is my first time using this product. In the past I have used a standard commercial compressor powered setup or an aerosol can. The compressor driven method is difficult to implement in a small area. Requires a lot of preparation, again for a small area. The aerosol can works but is dirty. Ceiling popcorn patch is easy to use and won't get dirty. Besides, the result is the best. I used a 2 inch brush to apply and then used the brush to apply the texture to avoid brush marks. Each brush…

Before ordering, I read reviews on several products. I've used a textured ceiling spray on a renovation in the past that works, but not much coverage in the can and lack of control. I manage a large number of rental properties, so I renovate from time to time. It's in an 80 year old house. A few years ago they installed air conditioning in the attic - not a very good job but that's why we inherited a "little hump" in the ceiling. There was a leak in the unit causing the popcorn to spill out…