Can you make one of these where the celing hasn't been painted? Edit: I personally find it more satisfying when the popcorn falls individually. I know it's more of a mess but I'm sure people would enjoy it. 😁
That was genuinely relaxing Kiltmeister you make it look to easy it spoke volumes to me wet vs dry removal methods I think it’s time for a nap as always appreciate your time.
Hey I'm a home repair contractor occasionally repairing drywall. You've been a big help. Currently working on a ceiling where I've sanded off the popcorn and will be applying new texture. Very helpful. Thank you
There''s so many businesses out there who have jumped on the RUclips train for educating people and advertising then realising there's a really fucking weird subset of us that love watching the most mundane of tasks for some weird sense of pleasure and satisfaction. Suppose it's better for them to embrace it instead of questioning it lol
Actually, when you see it come off in long strips like this, it’s pretty much guaranteed it’s been painted. The longer the strips, the more and/or glossier it was painted. In this case it was either primed or probably only one coat of flat paint so it came off easily.
Yellow, high adhesion tape does this the worst. Frogtape is much safer on paint, but if you wet scrape it, it just weakens the bond enough that it can happen. It can happen anywhere when using high adhesion tape, so sometimes it just happens, but more so at the top of the wall after scraping the popocorn off with water.
Something really satisfying about watching that popcorn come off. I followed your wet technique today and it was amazing how easily it came off. I did not have the guts to use the pole method, so I used a small ladder. Took longer to move the ladder than to remove the popcorn, lol. QUESTION... After sanding, I want to prime with Zinsser shellac based primer (Due to decades of smokers). Would I then spray a very light orange peel texture, or reverse that order? Thanks for the help!!
I used tape and hose clamps to attach it to the pole. It will be about 10 times harder to try and scrape off a mop ceiling texture. I’ve never scraped one off I just knock off the high points and skim coat it
The one in this video was painted, but only primed or only one coat of flat paint. So basically the more paint and the glossier the paint the less likely it can be removed by wet scraping.
I do wear a mask when it’s dusty, but when I remove the popcorn like this, it’s wet, and there is no dust. The next day there can be & then I would wear a mask except when I’m trying to talk on video as it gets really hard to hear me. Thanks I’m glad you enjoyed it
You have to walk around the room with a big bag of Jiffy Pop for ceiling, after you spray the glue on. Then as it pops you spread it across the room and flatten it with a roller. OR you can glue the raw popcorn kernels on one at a time to the ceiling and pop them with a heat gun...... Ok, just messing with you. We sprayed it on.
Well, I would NOT suggest a power washer. Check out this playlist and some of these videos will clarify it more. Thanks, Guy 😎👣 ruclips.net/video/IkqCj0wFzwU/видео.html
I can remove many with paint on them, but sometimes it takes up to 5 coats of water sprayed on with hot water, a little soap and letting it soak 15 minutes each time. But not all can be removed.
What’s the best tool for scraping popcorn ceiling both with and without paint?! Floor scraper? Putty knife? Joint knife? Homax popcorn ceiling removal tool?
Shoes are not needed and way more comfortable without. Society has been brainwashed to think they always need shoes by the shoe manufacturers who of course want you to buy as many shoes as they can. Shoes can be decorative and sometimes functional when a job is dangerous but this one is not. People who don’t wear shoes all the time develop much tougher feet and no it’s not just a big thick callous. Thanks so much commenting. I appreciate it
It will only hide so much. I was one of the ones spraying it back then. The main reason we sprayed it was it was a trend, it has sound deadening properties and it saved money
Because he doesn’t let other people guilt him into wearing what others think is right. Life’s much more fun when you live it the way YOU want instead of how you think others want you to. PS it’s a kilt, not that it really matters. Thanks, That KILTED Guy
this reminds me of scraping windshields in the winter
Lol. I guess it does
Me, an Australian who has never seen snow: ☹️
i guess Im kind of randomly asking but does anybody know a good site to stream newly released movies online?
@Yahir Maximilian lately I have been using Flixzone. Just search on google for it :)
@Yahir Maximilian i would suggest FlixZone. You can find it by googling :)
Can we get this man for president
Lol
Can you make one of these where the celing hasn't been painted?
Edit: I personally find it more satisfying when the popcorn falls individually. I know it's more of a mess but I'm sure people would enjoy it. 😁
I'll keep that in mind the next time I get a job that's not been painted.
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY Thanks! 😁
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY Still, awesome video! Incredibly satisfying to see those sheets fall off.
That was genuinely relaxing Kiltmeister you make it look to easy it spoke volumes to me wet vs dry removal methods I think it’s time for a nap as always appreciate your time.
Thanks Steven. Enjoy the nap. 😎👣
Scraping starts at 4:10
No, it's 4:09, lol
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY shoot I got one second off..😂
You do make it look easy. As easy as, well, popping corn!
lol. I did pop it right off the ceiling.
Oddly satisfying- I can’t look away-
Hey I'm a home repair contractor occasionally repairing drywall. You've been a big help. Currently working on a ceiling where I've sanded off the popcorn and will be applying new texture. Very helpful. Thank you
Glad to help
There''s so many businesses out there who have jumped on the RUclips train for educating people and advertising then realising there's a really fucking weird subset of us that love watching the most mundane of tasks for some weird sense of pleasure and satisfaction. Suppose it's better for them to embrace it instead of questioning it lol
Why is this so satisfying
I wish my popcorn had come off that easily! Nice video Guy. Thanks for sharing your drywall experience. 👍
Thanks, and it doesn't always come off that easy for me, but most of the time it's just a matter of wetting it until it does.
Thanks! I really needed this so I could fall asleep becausr I'm going back to the barn tomorrow.
My parents might get a house that has popcorn ceiling and when I went to see the house I remembered how satisfying the removing is 😂
I love when it comes off in long bacon strips
I enjoyed this very much, thank you for posting
Best way to watch this video is to relax, sit down, and grab a bucket of pop corn.
Great video ! 🖤🖤🔥🔥🔥🔥💜💜
So satisfying 💚💚💚
I assume this ceiling has never been painted based on what I remember of other videos? It was a relaxing video, btw, lol.
Actually, when you see it come off in long strips like this, it’s pretty much guaranteed it’s been painted. The longer the strips, the more and/or glossier it was painted. In this case it was either primed or probably only one coat of flat paint so it came off easily.
And glad it was relaxing. Honestly, it was putting me to sleep when editing, lol
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY Lol, there was your own confirmation!
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY Oh thank you for the clarification!
K Lehman no problem
Why when taping plastic sheets on wall does it pull paint off walls when removing plastic?
Yellow, high adhesion tape does this the worst. Frogtape is much safer on paint, but if you wet scrape it, it just weakens the bond enough that it can happen. It can happen anywhere when using high adhesion tape, so sometimes it just happens, but more so at the top of the wall after scraping the popocorn off with water.
Very good video
Nice hat! Nothing like good ole kitty cat!
Thanks, Was a free hat I got on Veterans Day for being a veteran
great video thank you for posting!
URG, I LOVE THIS SO MUCHHH
Please do more of this
Thanks for the input. Do you prefer the wet removal or sanding, or both?
Something really satisfying about watching that popcorn come off. I followed your wet technique today and it was amazing how easily it came off. I did not have the guts to use the pole method, so I used a small ladder. Took longer to move the ladder than to remove the popcorn, lol. QUESTION... After sanding, I want to prime with Zinsser shellac based primer (Due to decades of smokers). Would I then spray a very light orange peel texture, or reverse that order? Thanks for the help!!
Sand it, smooth out the defects, then prime it and texture with anything you want
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY Thanks for the quick reply! After smoothing, do I prime then texture?? Sorry 🙂
It will give you more consistent results if you prime first and then prime it again after the texture
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY Thanks again for all the great videos and reply's to my questions!!
the _bob ross_ of popcorn ceiling removal.
And over here, we have a happy little youtube viewer, and right here, I think we are going to have a little stream of popcorn, lol
it seems so easy for you..why ours is hard to removed? i make a mess.. only easy to removed on the joins has patchs and nails..the rest arr hard..
gotta house built in the late 50's. popcorn is friggin concrete (or damn near) any thoughts for removing? covering?
Lots of ideas in this list Removing Popcorn Ceiling Texture Or repairing it
ruclips.net/p/PLCrazHylAOEnc06BFyXEpNX_SapMYj_g3
Was there a reason for sanding the last part or just to show on video?
That was actually from another job so just showing more video of it being removed. Thanks K.
AMAZING!!!!
How well does this work on mop texture and did you just tape a trowel to your paint pole?
I used tape and hose clamps to attach it to the pole. It will be about 10 times harder to try and scrape off a mop ceiling texture. I’ve never scraped one off I just knock off the high points and skim coat it
Hello,
Very satisfying indeed to watch.
Is it just water that you spray before scraping or a chemical of some sort ?
Just hot water and soap
i love you i hope you’re doing so well sir
😵😲😟😷😮😇😇😇 sooooo satisfying thank you for posting a satisfying video is this you also doing it
Glad you liked it!!
Yep was this you by the way it was a cool video to by the way
That's me. Done hundreds of jobs like this.
Ah jeeze man i enjoyed it i support ill sub
Man i cant turn on notifications dang it but ill try to be on time on every video sounds good?
Would you apply a coat of Kilz primer after scraping (before skim coating)?
No, I don’t see any benefit to it.
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY Great. Thanks for the reply!
Does using the sander eliminate damage to the drywall? If you use the sander can you just paint right over that or do you still need to do repairs?
Lots of answers here- ruclips.net/p/PLCrazHylAOEnc06BFyXEpNX_SapMYj_g3
Everyone: talking abt whatever
Me: oOooOoO satisfying but my guy is bare foot
Yep, often 🦶🏼🦶🏼😎
Does that water application work with ceilings that have the popcorn painted over?
The one in this video was painted, but only primed or only one coat of flat paint. So basically the more paint and the glossier the paint the less likely it can be removed by wet scraping.
is that a battery powered low pressure sprayer?
It's an ag sprayer pump I converted
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY oh, that's slick!
Can I ask what is the water spray
Really hot, lightly soapy water.
Love the video! But please consider wearing a mask, I heard that the ceiling material is not good to breathe in!
I do wear a mask when it’s dusty, but when I remove the popcorn like this, it’s wet, and there is no dust. The next day there can be & then I would wear a mask except when I’m trying to talk on video as it gets really hard to hear me. Thanks I’m glad you enjoyed it
How does the popcorn ceiling form?
You have to walk around the room with a big bag of Jiffy Pop for ceiling, after you spray the glue on. Then as it pops you spread it across the room and flatten it with a roller. OR you can glue the raw popcorn kernels on one at a time to the ceiling and pop them with a heat gun...... Ok, just messing with you. We sprayed it on.
How much do you charge for this?
so i guess one can either sandy it down or use power washer and then scrape it off ?
Well, I would NOT suggest a power washer. Check out this playlist and some of these videos will clarify it more. Thanks, Guy 😎👣
ruclips.net/video/IkqCj0wFzwU/видео.html
yoooo you killed that shit good job
5:54 why don't you wear shoes
Because being barefoot is more comfortable, and the environment is safe. Plus I have neuropathy which is a nerve damage in my feet.
Anyone just see this on tiktok and wonder what it looks like for more then 30 seconds so you click on this video.
Why is this reminding me of the manicurist channel.....where she cleans the gunk off the toenails..... lol I have lost my mind (happily)
Do you still reply to comments 1 year later
I sure do.
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY wow thats crazy good job
Thanks!
Mine has been painted to many times it’s a lot harder
I can remove many with paint on them, but sometimes it takes up to 5 coats of water sprayed on with hot water, a little soap and letting it soak 15 minutes each time. But not all can be removed.
Why no PPE
It’s wet and there’s no dust
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY okay. Do yo I always get the ceiling tested for asbestos?
Thank u good sir :) ａｎｄ ｉｓ ｔｈａｔ ａ ｓｋｉｒｔ？？ if so, it’s really cool
Hi
What’s the best tool for scraping popcorn ceiling both with and without paint?! Floor scraper? Putty knife? Joint knife? Homax popcorn ceiling removal tool?
Freaked me out when there was suddenly two of him
Yeah I like to have fun with editing sometimes 😁
dam no mask or googles or shoes?
It’s wet not dusty
Bro your shoes were they go
Shoes are not needed and way more comfortable without. Society has been brainwashed to think they always need shoes by the shoe manufacturers who of course want you to buy as many shoes as they can. Shoes can be decorative and sometimes functional when a job is dangerous but this one is not.
People who don’t wear shoes all the time develop much tougher feet and no it’s not just a big thick callous.
Thanks so much commenting. I appreciate it
i literally thought that he was bruce willis
Ngl but this sounds like somebody taking a crap. 😳
For free?!
Bro back then people were just lazy and hid patchwork with acoustic spray
It will only hide so much. I was one of the ones spraying it back then. The main reason we sprayed it was it was a trend, it has sound deadening properties and it saved money
Why is he wearing no shoes and a skirt
Because he doesn’t let other people guilt him into wearing what others think is right. Life’s much more fun when you live it the way YOU want instead of how you think others want you to.
PS it’s a kilt, not that it really matters. Thanks, That KILTED Guy
I love that reply Kilted Guy
Where are your shoes? 😳
OMG, I didn't even realize I lost them. If anyone finds them, I'll pay a 50 cent reward to get them back, lol
when i heard of this stuff, i thought it was an actual layer of popcorn above a ceiling
No music plzzzzzzzzzzzz
Bro, isn’t that dangerous? U should were a mask and a suit?
I don’t remove it if it has asbestos
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY HI OMGGGG IM SUCH A BIG FAN I DIDN’T EXPET U TO REPLY!!!
@@LolaxFurry aw shucks 😊. I appreciate that and yeah, i reply to a LOT of you. So you love cats I take it? Thanks for subscribing 😎
@@ThatKiltedGuyDIY Ye I love cats
@@LolaxFurry cool. We have 6 cats. 🐈