🏢 Homax 41072083607 Wall and Ceiling Dry Mix Texture: Achieve Flawless Orange Peel and Knockdown Textures with Ease! Review

No texture brush included. I thought I would specifically buy the orange peel texturing kit but no. Brush or sponge or something else separately. You'd better buy a spray texture.

I used 9 boxes on a 725m2 ceiling. ft. It was easy to stomp/roll. The hardest part was getting the same consistency as when mixing in a bucket. Much cheaper than buying ready mixed. Also, I bought some of these from Home Depot and I believe the boxes have been tampered with. There was a lot more mix in the Amazon boxes.

The instructions for mixing the solution could be much clearer. I ended up using the entire bag, which should be clear from the start. The application was ok, I used a roller but the finished product didn't look as good as I thought. I would not use this product again with a roller. Using an atomizer would probably be better.

Bought to give texture to the ceiling after removing the popcorn and it worked great! It has turned out much better than I expected and has fulfilled what I had hoped for. I can only recommend it and would buy it again! Note. I also bought one of those round texture brushes to use. I would use a texture brush to apply this and then use a spatula to smooth it out right after to give it a smooth, textured look. It came out great!

This material was nothing but a headache. I bought several boxes of this material and installed it correctly on the walls. Although my walls are textured they have an issue with the primer/paint not wanting to stick to the texture. When I run my hand over the textured wall, my hand turns white with powder. Almost like flour covering my walls. When you prime/paint it, the powder prevents the paint from sticking to the wall and just peels off.

I used this with the Power Tex Texture Sprayer. Whatever consistency I used didn't work because the mixture is too sticky. Either it looks like someone spat on the wall or my texture gun kicked the crap out. I thought I was doing something wrong but I didn't see any other options since as mentioned I tried all the blending options. I then settled on a simple wall panel grout mix diluted with water and I was able to achieve the amazing results that I had come to expect from this mix.

I used a drill and mixing spatula to mix this powder and water to a thick consistency (for popcorn texture) in combination with Used Wagner texture spray. Gun and was very impressed with the texture it left on my practice drywall. Tomorrow is a real test run at a customer's house for a texturing patch that I've already fixed. Apparently it should be a piece of cake. And it's probably best to do it in small sprays at a time, allowing it to dry so it builds up slowly, rather than dripping watery.