HOW TO PAINT POPCORN CEILINGS
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Hey folks! In today's video I paint popcorn, textured Ceiling using 9" Foam Roller.
Painting popcorn or textured ceilings can be tricky sometimes so a little knowledge is power.
I've got lots of facts worth listening to. Painting anything is all about preparation. The right tools for the right job and having all the materials prior to starting project. No Fear with Positive Execution.
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Thank you for making this video. I just moved into a place and began painting the walls of my laundry room, then noticed the popcorn ceiling looked even worse after I painted my walls white..it seriously looked like 10 chain smokers lived here. But anyways, NOW, I HAVE to paint the ceiling cos..well cos my projects keep having project babies!
We do have popcorn ceilings and we do like them, still. I am 60 and have been very hesitant to paint them, but, after watching you do it, you have inspired this lady. Greatly appreciated. May 2021 serve you and your loved ones well.
Painting a textured ceiling today, watched this to get some last minute tips. Great video! I loved your style of teaching and I’m glad I saw this. Thanks for the message at the end!
Really good Video! Explained thoroughly. Big help.
Thank You Sir
Loved that message... don’t be afraid. I’m subscribing for this as well as pushing forward in learning from him. Thank you so much!
It's hard to believe the popcorn didn't come peeling off the ceiling. I could not compare the roller technique with this amount of pressure to my own situation, but worth watching. Thank you.
This was great. THANK YOU! I am going to try this this weekend.
Needed to hear that! Don’t be afraid! Thanks
So afraid to paint the ceiling with a roller heard toooo many stories about it coming back off and it being too wet,mercy it’s so hard to know what to do ,although you look to be doing a super job.wishing you lived closer lol,thank you for your time...
airless spray gun only
Lol this was fun to watch thanks!
Thanks buddy. I’m never afraid. Got to paint these ceilings in my house. Don’t know if they’ve ever been done, but there a mess.
Thanks for the tips!
Yeah, you got lucky with that one with not much coming off. I always wear a hat, and a face shield from $1 store since paint can be rough getting out of hair, and good to protect face and eyes from getting paint in when working over head. No matter how good you are you can't fight gravity so why not make staying clean easier. The only thing you have to be afraid of with popcorn is if it has been badly water damaged it can start coming off a lot even in sheets when rolling.
Thank you for your videos and information it’s all helpful
Also, I have wood floors so I will be picking up the plastic to lay down. The wet popcorn falling down is stuff nightmares are made of🤣
Plastic is ok, try and lay cardboard or an old sheet over the plastic. When paint drops on the plastic and you step on the paint drops, its going to pull the plastic up, especially if its thin Mil plastic. ✌
@@askledhead I ended up using a sheet. Also, I way underestimated the amount of paint needed. It's crazy how much I've used for a small area. I think I bit off a little more than I was prepared to chew🤣
Hello there, hope you doing great today. I really liked the video and learn quite a lot in the process. Many thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you for this. Messy is true!!! First few rolls I was getting bits on me....I came here to find the roller type. Thank you for recommending the extension pole. I'm in a 70's era beach rental and my ceilings are hideous. I completed all my trim and doors. I think the ceilings are going to make it super fresh. Thank you for the inspiration to be fearless!!
Thank you for doing this! Also history is pretty interesting!
Great job!! Loved your advice❤❤
Your the man a wealth of information I needed thank you
Cool dude
Paid a guy to do my living room a few years ago and warned if comes off easy. He laughed off and say he was going spray it on and it would fall off. After he got going and had a good deal done it started falling off in big chunks. It was so bad I told him to get out and scraped it off myself and redid it with a different texture.
Awesome video. Great message at the end. Very helpful video as I’ll be painting my mother in law’s textured ceilings in multiple rooms. This video will really help me. Thank you!
You should have mentioned Asbestos Popcorn ceilings, they were real common in some states, especially California.
Thanks, I’m just about to do my neighbor’s living room and hallway. They have “popcorn” ceilings.
Did u use a split foam roller or just regular roller?
Thank you
How do you know IF THE CEILING HAS BEEN PAINTED.?I’m guessing trying a small area to see the results?
Thank you 😊
Great thanks
Is it better to prime the entire ceiling first if it has not been painted at all?
Yes, the ceiling is going to soak up the paint and it might not look uniform if it isn't primerd
@@askledheadjust painted my “knock down” ceiling and , yup it soaked up the paint. I figured paint nowadays has primer in it so that is my fault.
No wonder it’s so easy for you! There’s 3-4 of you in video! Giggle
Popcorn roller foam, 9 inch at Home Depot
What about if there is horrible glutter on the ceilings? 😳😪😪😪
Yes just get on with it
Only use a airless spray gun, this is why the pop corn is falling off you never roll it
I need advice on painting my front and back door…
Are your doors Metal or wood, what kind of weather are your doors exposed to
@@askledhead they are metal. I’m in Kentucky so we have all seasons
Wouldn't spraying the popcorn ceiling be easier
Did you mention what type of paint you used? didn't catch it...
John, I probably did not. I always use a good quality Ceiling paint. They sale a ceiling white at most paint retailers. But, you can use any good latex wall paint if you have
Thanks,
@@aboutyourhouseradio1698 I ask because I heard elsewhere that an oil based won't soften up the popcorn and potentially cause it to fall. Any thoughts on this?
@@aboutyourhouseradio1698 And I appreciated your "don't be afraid" comment, because I'm usually too apprehensive before attempting a project..!
@@labob65 I never have used an oil base paint. I never want to.
However, done the way I said at the early stages, you will not pull it off. As to fall off.
Thanks for your input.
Nice advice don't know how old this video is but c'mon not wearing a respirator and breathing in all the toxins from the spray 🤣