14 oz. Pro Grade Popcorn Ceiling Texture

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No, this product does not contain any asbestos. This is a water based product.

Hello Dave, yes, concrete should be aged 60 days, top-coated with joint compound and primed before applying.

Hi Jake. It would be very difficult to get the product to come out correctly for a vertical application with how the nozzle is situated. We have non-aerosol products that would work better for a wall application. https://www.homaxproducts.com/search?searchTerm=popcorn

Don’t see why not. I found it functioned just like a can of spray paint.

Yes, it will shoot out at an angle.

The product is extremely messy. Goes everywhere. I will not use this again. No control over application. Even tried putting it in hot water.

Yes, Just practice the adjustment of the spray first in order to achieve your specific taste. Cheaper to waste some on practice to get the desired effects than to just do it and then have to do the whole thing all over again.

I used two cans and the coverage was very uneven.

I used it to try and touch up a damaged popcorn ceiling, some parts matched others came out spikey. difficult to use and match other texture.

No

Yes. Be careful when you spray. Move the spray applicator very quickly over the area to be treated to prevent excessive overspray and an unwanted buildup of texture. Make several lighht passes until you have the concentration of texture you want for the repaired area.

yes

Sure. Just make sure the Phenoseal is fully dry.

I expect it would however try to spread a little phenoseal on a scrap of wood, drywall or even cardboard and try it, I have never had it not adhere to any surface, however I do not recall phenoseal specifically as a surface.

Phenoseal is nothing more that caulk (vinyl). I assume the caulked area is very small. The texture spray should adhear.. If possible, I would try it on a piece of gypsum board with the pheoseal first to make sure. The cost of this experiment should not break your budget if you are protecting a large, more expensive installtion if it goes wrong.

It should as phenoseal is paintable. However, be sure to allow it cure completely and use a latex primer over the area, before applying the texture

Hi there, Yes you should be able to!

You should be able to. The only thing that I would warn you about is how fast it comes out. When doing a knockdown texture you only want about a 60% coverage and this stuff can come out quick. Test it on something else first to get the feel of it. Here is a link on how to apply knockdown if you need it. https://www.familyhandyman.com/drywall/ceiling-texture/how-to-apply-knock-down-texture/view-all/

I believe that company also makes a knockdown spray that H D sells. This popcorn spray will probably not provide a compatible surface. Most knockdown surfaces have large flat spots that would not be likely to be achieved with popcorn spray.

Yes

As I stated in my review-The coverage stated is not accurate. So beware of how much you may need to buy.

Thank you everyone for your help.

I am not sure on what you mean by knocking it down. It is designed to give the popcorn look, and to match by adjustment the size of the popcorn. If you are speaking of a rough troweled look, then I would imagine it is possible if you gave it a heavy spray and then troweled over it. You probably will then have to paint the entire ceiling so your newly repaired area doesn't stand out like a sore thumb. Good luck in what ever you try. Spackling or Mud, with a trowel could be less messy if the knocked down Spanish look is what you need.

yes

No, this does not work. It made a huge mess and I ended up having to remove this and buy a roll on texture.

You sure can!!