They had a roof leak, which came down through the first floor ceiling. The HOA maintenance man opened up the ceiling, removed the wet insulation and drywall, then put this ugly blue tarp over the hole.
Patched the hole with drywall:
Spraying Popcorn Texture
After finishing the patchwork, we primed it and sprayed medium texture over the patch. However the texture on the ceiling isn’t medium its Fine. Oops! So, we had to scrape it off, and re-spray medium texture.
Once the wrong texture was removed, we sprayed the correct texture to match the existing.
Painting the Ceiling
Spot primed the new popcorn texture, and painted the ceiling
Popcorn Swirl Ceiling Repair in Elma NY This one was interesting. Haven’t come across a texture like this before. This texture was created with medium popcorn texture,…
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