How To Roll On Knock Down Wall Texture - Orange Peel Popcorn Wall Knockdown
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- Опубликовано: 26 дек 2019
- Creating a nice wall texture can be a challenge. Using cans of spray texture can also be a mess. However, there is a method that doesn't involve spraying. You can roll on your wall texture and then knock it down for a beautiful finish. Check out this video to learn how!
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Sheetrock Mud
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Homax Knockdown Knife
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Paint Roller Kit
ebay.us/G9nY9I
Paint Roller Refills
ebay.us/z6Bf16
Paint Roller Trays
ebay.us/5CLsA9
Sheetrock Mud
ebay.us/r6EWJ7
Homax Knockdown Knife
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Put Down A Plastic Drop Cloth
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You May Want A Cloth Dropcloth
ebay.us/7wwYrs
Dude, I have been looking for the EASIEST way to get this done. I have a small shed i'm finishing. I must have watched a dozen videos, and this one was able to show me how to get the texture I want. the consistency of your mud is spot on and this is going to make my weekend go a little better. Thanks!
That’s so great to hear! I’m very glad that you found this video and that is is really going to help you out! Thank you for the comment.
I'm so glad you have this video up I needed it badly some guy Told me he knew how to do dry wall and messed up my whole wall
Thank you 😊
Hopefully this method will help cover up all of those defects!
Great video! I was watching several videos because people don't explain the steps or wait time. This video made it so simple I'm going to do it myself now thanks to you!
You’re welcome! I’m so glad you found this video and it was exactly what you needed. I hope you’ll share it with others as well!
Finally a video that makes simple
Thanks! I’m always happy to hear the videos are helping others.
Excellent. Watched a lot of videos in anticipation of finishing my roughly finished garage, and they were making it overly complicated. Thank you for this
So glad to hear that it helped you! Hopefully, you find some of the other videos useful as well!
Only a true moron thinks this is excellent.
Thanks so much for this! I sincerely like your tone and flawless instruction. I barely start to do something before I completely screw it up! This helps! God bless brudda!
Thank you! Glad to hear it helped you!
Thank this was simple and straight to the point.
I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Nice uniform technique.... Thanks, I'll use it.
Awesome! I hope it works well for you!
Mud drying time does matter for the first time DIYer. You will want to practice with what ever you purchase. The mud will dry faster on unprimed or mudded drywall. I would recommend a quick sand and then prime so all your surface is at the same drying time otherwise you may get one result in one area and another result in others. Prep is your friend in all projects 👍🏻
Great advice!
Thanks HTVC, I've not done texture before but I am about to. 👍
That’s awesome! Hope the video helps you!
That’s great! When you encounter with an existing rolled texture, you know how to do it.
Here in the midwest we use a hopper to spray it on...Let dry a little bit and knock it down with trowel...
That’s great! As long as it works for you that’s the best method to use.
I'm trying this right now 💯 Thank you for sharing this ♥️💗💗❤️
You’re welcome! Let us know how it works out!
I now feel confident I can do this myself. Thank you, for the link of needed supplies. Sometimes the guys in the hardware store are condescending to woman if they don’t know exactly what it is they need for a project. P.S. When I go to the link for Sheetrock mud, it goes to different supplies but doesn’t show any Sheetrock mud. Can you please tell me exactly what to buy? Is it joint compound? Is it a powder?
You’re welcome! I’m so glad that the video helped you. Yes, you can use joint compound. It’s a white bucket with a blue or green lid.
Love the video
Thanks! I hope you share it to help your friends and family as well.
Thank you much! I am doing this in my really small bathroom off my kitchen. There was wallpaper taken off and I just cannot get the wall smooth enough to have a smooth wall, so this is my option. Can I skip the “knockdown” part and leave it to have a more orange peel look? Thanks!
Yes, you can for sure skip the knockdown.
I recently did my living and dining room by rolling it on and allowing it to dry. It looks great!
Hope you oil primed the wallpaper or it's probably falling off by now.
Thanks for the video
You’re welcome! I hope it helped you!
fantastic video. explains orange peel/knock down texture easy and straight forward
Thank you! I’m glad it was beneficial for you!
Thanks so much for this video! I'd been searching for an easy way to do this and you explain it very well. Question: is sheetrock mud the same as joint compound? I've gone to Home Depot looking for this stuff and see a variety of products and I'm not sure which to get.Are they basically all the same? Also, I noticed some are listed as having different drying times. What drying time would you recommend?
Your welcome! I’m very glad the video helped. Yes, Sheetrock mud and joint compound are the same. Get the white bucket with the blue lid or the green lid. The drying time won’t matter since you are going to water it down.
Awesome! Thanks so much for the advice!
Helpful! Thx.
Glad it helped!
Thanks man. Can’t even find the texture sponges in Home Depot I knew there must be an easier way to get a knockdown texture.
Glad the video helped you!
There is haha buy a $60 texture gun
Borrow a compressor’ much better results!
They even make texture guns that just plug into wall no air compressor needed…. Never used one of those so can’t give any advice those are ballpark $110
Great Video! I am going to do a ceiling but I am worried about the knock down portion. I tried it on a few sample boards and it turned out great, however the ceiling seems more tricky to drag it evenly. I am a little nervous about it. Is it possible to slightly sand the bumps down with worn out sandpaper? I tried it on the sample and it seemed ok. Thats probably more time consuming though.
Allow the mud to dry a little longer when working on the ceiling. Gravity will be fighting you so you want to make sure the knockdown will hold its position when you knock it down.
Yes, you could lightly sand it. However, use a brown paper bag and go really gently.
did it work good on ceiling? I plan to try the same. Thanks
How did it go? You had good results as expected???
Any tips for knocking down tight areas, like a corner between two door frames? Would probably have to use a brush to apply the compound, but not sure how to knock it down to get a consistent texture. Thanks!
You may be able to use a small roller.
As for knocking it down, they make corner trowels out of plastic that you could get. Otherwise, get a small black knockdown knife and cut to size.
sponge 🧽
or flick the end of a strong bristle brush with some mud on the end , dip brush in drywall mudd that is watered down slightly(pancake batter consistency or thick ketchup) so dip a little and flinck bristles in direction you want to put texture and let set up and then knockdown with flat edged item such as smal putty knife or anything you can find really it just needs to flatten splattered mud slightly to give knockdown look , remember u can always let dry and sand to perfection
Thanks, good how to. Does this process also work with the ceiling?
Yes, I’m sure it would work on a ceiling. However, you’ll have to fight with gravity on the texture.
@@HowToVideoChannel 👍🏼thanks
Can I do this on a ceiling? I am completely new to anything DIY. I recently removed popcorn from my ceiling and am looking for more orange peel texture than popcorn again. The cans of orange texture spray seem cumbersome. Using your method, only one coat is needed? I then paint afterward? Any other tips are greatly appreciated. Thanks for the video!
Yes, it will work on the ceiling. You’ll probably want to make the mix a little thicker so it doesn’t all drip down on the floor. Then, use the knockdown knife or a dry roller to flatten it out a little bit.
It will be a process, but I think it will be better than the spray cans. You’d need dozens of those cans where with this method you’ll probably only need a 5 gallon bucket of mud.
Let it dry for 24 hours after your first coat. Then, look at it to see if you want to add another coat for more texture. It’s personal preference. Let it dry for at least 24 hours before you paint it.
God bless you! Thanks so much! - a single mom💕
Thank you!
I hope the video was exactly what you needed.
Great video with proper explanation even a cave man gets it.
Glad you liked it!
This is great. They do sell wall and ceiling mud, won't set up as fast.
That’s excellent!
How many times do you prime the ceiling and walls
Prime for painting?
it's a nice thing
Yes, it is.
How did you apply this to tight corners & really tight spaces? A brush?
A small roller would work best. Otherwise, a foam brush.
Can I use all purpose mud? In the 5 gallon bucket
Yes, for sure!
Thanks for the good info. Doesn't look as bad as i thought it would be
You’re welcome! Yes, it turns out pretty nice.
Looks worse than I thought it would.
@@MAGAMAN sober up
Is there a roller who can make the plaster as flat as possible?
Perhaps a plastic roller.
Or use a trowel.
Can you do this to walls that have already been primered (no paint yet)? Thnx...
Yes, of course.
turns out you need an incredible amount of join compound to do this. I dramatically underestimated how much.
Yes, that is very true. At least a 5 gallon bucket.
@@HowToVideoChannelto do how much?
Depends on how thick you roll it on.
Lock down the drywall first by using either a shellac like BIN or an oil based primer, then apply the mud.
Thanks!
@@mikewall9486 It's not essential.
I tried to do a texture with roller and all purpose mud on non brand-drywall, experienced a problem of drywall’s paper peeling off when rolling the mud over, did a coat of all purpose mud ski thinking this might help in supporting the paper so it does not peel, tried again but same problem, how you guys recommend this with such issues, what I am missing here if any?
Your mixture may be a little too wet. The moisture is soaking into the drywall causing the paper to separate.
Try a dryer mixture. If that doesn’t work, try rolling less on at a time so that the mixture dries before it has time to saturate the drywall.
Good video. You say to let set 30m, but mud is available in 5-, 20-, 45-, and 60-minute flavors, plus All Purpose and Lightweight All Purpose. 30m is for which kind of mud?
Once you water down the mud you change the consistency and thus the dry time.
@@HowToVideoChannel huh, good point
So any will work? What kind did u use in the video?
So is it still necessary to tape the wall seams before doing this or does it mean that sanding doesn't matter as much?
I would still tape the seams and sand lightly. But your sanding doesn’t need to be absolutely perfect.
@@HowToVideoChannel thank you!
You’re welcome!
Same process for bathroom ceiling? I am using sheetrock all purpose?
Also how do u mix up mud before putting it in paint pan?
Yes, similar process except you’ll be fighting gravity. Simply mix the mud with water.
@@HowToVideoChannel
I did!
I think it was humid in bathroom and mud kinda peeled in a few areas. I wonder if i should redo all ceiling or patch
I’d try patching it in one area first. Then if it doesn’t look good you can continue from there. If it does look good, then you won’t have to do as much work.
What is being done to get the mud to this consistency?
Add water.
In a reply about sanding it says "Yes, you could lightly sand it. However, use a brown paper bag and go really gently," does it really mean a paper bag as the "sand" paper?
Yes.
My living walls are 22 feet tall . I can't do a one stroke from floor to ceiling. Any ideas ?
Scaffolding would be the best option.
What compound you use 5 minute 15 or 45 minute
You can use the bucket with the blue or green lid.
Does it need to be primed first?
Primed before you texture?
5:19 Learned a new word today.
Wonderful!
Popcornish? :)
If you want nice knockdown look with this process. Put a couple coats on and lightly sand it when it is totally dry.
Yes, a great finishing touch!
This is rolled texture not orange peel
Lol that's hilarious
Works great!
Can I use hot mud to to this?
What do you mean by “hot”?
@@HowToVideoChannel like the 10-minute/ 5 minute mud
I’d probably stick with using regular mud.
Adding extra water to “hot” mud may cause issues with the composition and effect the outcome.
This is technically knocking down texture.. but this is not true knockdown texture. Just so people looking don't get confused. The picture you showed you are trying to match is called orange peal. You spray it in and walk away. Done. Knockdown gets spayed then come back and flattening begins.
Thanks
Prime with oil based primer so you don't have any blistering
Thanks for the tip!
It looks like the old texture was orange peel and then the new texture is knock-down? Those are two different textures, wouldn't think it would look similar at all next to each other.
It turned out well.
Orange peel version? U10
Pretty close!
@@HowToVideoChannel Not really, that knock down looks great but it is not Orange peel...the search continues
No, what he is doing is nothing at all but just messing up a wall. There is nothing proper to what this moron is doing.
@@robsmart1221 The proper tools and technique will work best. You need a compressor, a sprayer and the knowledge to use them.
So you really don't need a special spackle and sprayer
Nope
You do if you want to do it right.
@@MAGAMAN exactly. That was a good example of how not to do a knock down
Your accent sounds like someone from New York state
Nice
That was Heavy Orange Peel not knocked down
Thanks
Can I use paint to thin it out?
Yes you can!
no paint give cracks ;)
@@HowToVideoChannel You are an absolute idiot. No, you can't! To thin drywall mud, use water.