FAQ

PREPARATION TIPS
• Always cover surrounding areas such as wood trim, floor and walls etc. with
drop cloths protect against accidental spray outs
• Prepping the surface is a crucial step in the application process. Be sure to
eliminate drywall imperfections prior to applying any kind of wall or ceiling
texture
• If the drywall has cracks, holes, dents or other damage, be sure to repair with
spackle to achieve a flat damage-free surface, before applying texture
• Ensure the surface is smooth, dry and free of any debris and jagged edges
• It’s recommended to de-gloss the damage and surrounding drywall using
sandpaper to help achieve a smooth surface and increase adhesion of texture
TEXTURE APPLICATION TIPS
• First, be sure to match texture on a piece of scrap and practice spraying
technique before applying on wall
• If texturing a large wall area, split the area in 2 feet by 2 feet sections to help
with texture patterns and application
• Always apply texture at least 12 inches from the wall
• Vary the spray pattern in which you are applying texture to a specific spot to
achieve a more random pattern e.g. left to right, up and down.
• It is always best to start with less texture and buildup texture by applying more
if needed
• Keep a wet rag handy to clean-up drywall or tools a needed
PAINTING TEXTURE TIPS
• Select the proper paint roller nap size. A 3/8” or ½” nap size roller will cover
most walls and ceilings that are lightly textured. A 3/4” or 1” nap size roller will
cover rough textured surfaces.
• In most applications, popcorn ceilings are left unpainted.